Important Chinese temples in Singapore

There are many important temples situated in Singapore. About two of them I’ve already mentioned. The Singaporean Chinese temples are really attractive. I am not saying that they are happening rather you can feel to meditate where present in those temples. People always go there to find an answer for their life.

Kuan Yin Temple: This temple is situated on Waterloo Street which is dedicated to Kuan Yin. Kuan Yin is the Chinese Goddess of Mercy who is filled with worshippers the whole day. A lively group of merchants will greet you on your way in. They will offer to sell you flowers as temple offerings. You can also know what is written in your palm.

Khong Meng San Phor Kark See Temple: This temple covers the area of 12 hectares. Khong Meng San Phor Kark See Temple is situated at 88, Bright Hill Drive. Because of its location this temple is also known as the Bright Hill Temple. It is actually the largest temple in Singapore. The temple is having a modern construction which is very impressive features. You can see many fine Chinese statues, decorations and shrines there. There is also a large turtle pool and a serene garden which will take you to the different world. Besides being a place of worship, the temple grounds also house a crematorium.

Siong Lim Temple: This large temple is situated at 184E, Jalan Toa Payoh. This was built in the year 1908 and I presently it has classified as a national monument. The temple marks Buddha’s birth and death and also has a highly decorated gateway. This temple is accessible only by bridge which opens to a courtyard.

Inside the temple, you will find huge incense burners and a beautifully carved Buddha. These are imported from Thailand. The temple grounds hold a monastery, a rock garden, and a smaller temple.