Nirvana Shah Alam Memorial Park 莎亚南富贵唐城

座落在雪州莎亚南的富贵山庄，距离吉隆坡和八打灵再也约30公里，是富贵集团与州政府合作开发莎亚南首个兼唯一的私营风景墓园，同时设立了先进的火化设备，以迎合该区逢勃成长的人口需求。

此风景墓园以中国传统文化为主轴，赋予艺术化设计、绿化园林风格，强调建设与自然和谐，优雅环境。墓园最大特色是仿效中国古代建筑，庭院设计阔绰疏朗，建筑精美雅致，代表建筑有明宫、唐城、百孝林。

富贵唐城，仿效中国唐朝传统合院式建筑 – 四合院而设计。四合院象征着团圆、富裕和繁荣，藉由建筑特色弘扬传统文化，亦大力推广文化遗产。明宫3仿效明朝建筑构思，为墓园规模最大、最辉煌的建筑，布局严谨，散发浓浓中华文化之气息，建筑更为华美。

为让大众消除对墓园的害怕印象，富贵集团致力通过在墓园举办中华传统节日如农历新年和中秋节等活动，吸引大众前来墓园庆祝，从中推广孝道与敬祖的价值与意义。

Nirvana Memorial Park Shah Alam is the second of Nirvana Asia Group’s memorial parks to be located in the state of Selangor. Situated in the state capital of Shah Alam and less than 30km from Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya, the memorial park is a collaborative effort between Nirvana Asia and the state government to develop a final resting place to serve the burgeoning city’s population and is equipped with modern crematoria facilities.

The memorial park is particularly unique for its thematic focus on celebrating Chinese culture. From this idea arose beautifully landscaped gardens that complement the perfectly manicured and organised thematic burial sites synonymous with Nirvana Asia. Perhaps the most noteworthy aspects of Nirvana Memorial Park (Shah Alam) are its magnificent columbaria, namely the Heritage Courts, Tang Villas and Ming Palaces which feature multiple traditional Chinese architectural styles.

The Tang Villas for instance are designed based on the traditional Chinese “siheyuan” or courtyard houses found in Beijing and rural Shanxi. Signifying family unity, wealth and prosperity, Nirvana recreates the style not only to promote the same values for a new generation but to also encourage appreciation of cultural heritage. The crowning jewel of Nirvana Memorial Park (Shah Alam) is the Ming Palace III, the largest and most spectacular of the three Ming Palace columbaria complexes. Its wondrous and opulent interior design echoes the magnificent Lingshan Brahma Palace from which it draws inspiration.

The spectacular buildings create an amazing backdrop for various Chinese festivals celebrated annually at the memorial park. It is part of Nirvana Asia’s drive to transform public perception of cemeteries as sombre places and to reintroduce the value of filial piety through reverence for ancestors as part of traditional celebrations such as the Chinese New Year and Mid-autumn Festival.