Sri Sunderaraja Perumal Temple, Hindu temple in Klang, Malaysia

Sri Sundararaja Perumal Temple, known as Klang Perumal Temple, stands on Persiaran Raja Muda Musa near Little India. Its gopuram carries carvings of deities. At the centre is the Perumal Sannathi with Perumal and Mahalakshmi, surrounded by a small gopuram with statues of Vishnu's avatars. The Shivan Sannathi lies to the right, the Saneshwara Sannathi with Shani and the Navagrahas to the left, with Anjaneya and Nagaraja shrines adjacent.

Built in 1892, the temple is among Malaysia's oldest Vaishnavite shrines and the country's first granite temple. Reconstruction began in November 2010 under temple president S. Ananda Krishna and was completed in 2015. In November 2006 it received ISO 9001:2000 certification, the first Hindu temple in the world to hold it.

The temple serves as a spiritual center for the Hindu community, drawing worshippers who come to pray before the various deity sculptures and participate in colorful festival celebrations. Daily rituals and ceremonies fill the complex with activity, allowing visitors to witness traditional religious practices firsthand.

Visitors can explore the sanctuary throughout the year, with the best times being during major Hindu festivals when the grounds feel particularly active. Modest dress is advised, and shoes are typically removed when entering the inner shrine areas.

In November 2006 the temple received ISO 9001:2000 certification for its religious, cultural and social service, making it the first Hindu temple in the world to hold international quality accreditation. On Saturdays it runs a free lunch programme, cooking meals and sending them to low-income homes around Klang district.