Putuo Village

Putuo Village is a Buddhist cultural attraction located at Felda Taib Andak near Kulai, Johor, Malaysia. Inspired by Mount Putuo in China, it integrates bamboo forests, landscaped gardens and traditional architecture to promote filial piety and Buddhist teachings. Notable features include the Bamboo Forest, Filial Piety Cultural Park, Guan Yin statues and meditation spaces. It functions as a cultural, educational and spiritual destination offering tranquility and cultural learning for visitors.

Visitors can expect a landscaped cultural park set within a bamboo forest with paved walkways, traditional Chinese-style pavilions, statues of Guan Yin (Avalokitesvara), and themed zones such as the Filial Piety Cultural Park and Purple Bamboo Valley. The site includes meditation and prayer halls, exhibition areas explaining Buddhist culture and filial piety, scenic gardens for walking and photography, and a vegetarian cafe. The environment is tranquil and designed for leisurely walking and cultural exploration.

Putuo Village was developed as a Buddhist cultural park inspired by Mount Putuo, one of the Four Sacred Buddhist Mountains in China associated with Guan Yin. It was created to promote Buddhist culture and the traditional value of filial piety in Malaysia through landscaped cultural and educational spaces.

The village serves as a Buddhist cultural and educational centre dedicated to Guan Yin worship and the promotion of filial piety. It hosts cultural exhibitions, meditation sessions and community activities that reflect Chinese Buddhist traditions and values within the Malaysian context.