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Sri Perumal Temple |
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Sri Perumal Temple
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Every year, the drama of Thaipusam unfolds in this temple located in Little India. Many components of a traditional temple still remain despite it being rebuilt several times since its establishment in 1855. |
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Address : 397 Serangoon Road S(218123)
Built : 1855, rebuilt in 1961 & 1977 |
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Sri Mariamman Temple |
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Sri Mariamman Temple
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Craftsmen were brought over from India to build this oldest and most important of Singapore’s Hindu religious buildings. Its elaborate tower-like gopuram has been a landmark to generations of Hindu worshippers and residents in Chinatown. |
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Address : 244 South Bridge Road S(058793)
Built : circa 1847 |
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Siong Lim Temple |
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Siong Lim Temple
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A visit here is like stepping back in time to the beginning of the 20th century. Since its completion in 1912, this temple has always been considered as an architectural masterpiece among travellers from the West. It was built by Hokkien merchant Low Kim Pong. |
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Address : 184-E Jalan Toa Payoh S(319941)
Built : 1912 |
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Nagore Durgha (Shrine) |
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Nagore Durgha (Shrine)
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Hong San See |
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Hong San See
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This temple was originally built in honour of the Chinese God of Fortune. Building materials and statues of deities were imported from China when this monument was rebuilt in its present location within the River Valley District. |
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Address : 31 Mohamed Sultan Road S(238975)
Built : 1913 |
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Sultan Mosque |
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Sultan Mosque
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You will not miss the dome of this grand mosque, cast in the Saracenic style. The original Sultan Mosque was a brick structure with a double-tired roof in the shape of a truncated pyramid - a traditional form of Southeast Asian mosque. |
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Address : 3 Muscat Street S(198833)
Built : 1928 |
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