Suggestions for Spiritual Center near Singapore

AKM Muthu • May 17, 2012It's just walk able distance from Payalebar MRT station.. Quite nice temple.. I love to be here..

Sean S. • March 22, 2014Go around Buddha inside, behind you will see small prayer room with reclining Buddha

Taufiq M. • November 30, 2010The vadei beside the mosque is one of the best.. Look for it alongside dunlop street.

Juliemae R. • February 17, 2013Come over this church and you will be blessed by the church itself! Great message always!

Jenya S. • June 19, 2018Very cosy beautiful church in the heart of the city. Much more intimate than the Cathedral of Good Shepherd. Parking is tough for mass on Sundays, so it gets crowded.

Yenni Shahli F. • October 17, 2010Check d latest events here http://www.buddhistfellowship.org/

Cheen T. • May 2, 2013Boat factory neighbour: Temple used to bless newly-made boats. Next 2 Tiger God altar is small boat made of teak, a replica of Ming-era junk. Source: NHB

Q • September 13, 2013For Friday prayers, come at least by 1pm to avoid the rush.

Cheen T. • April 16, 2015One of the rare churches in Singapore with a pipe organ. Other places incl. Cathedral of the Good Shepherd, St. Andrew's Cathedral & Kampong Kapor Methodist Church.

Micky S. • September 29, 2010Love to drop by especially during lunchtime just to relax...and enjoy yr packed sandwich lunch...nice koi pond as well!

Cheen T. • March 13While the exterior is in the Neo-Manueline Portuguese late-Gothic style, the interior is a single large space, roofed by a wooden barrel-vault. Source: Wikipedia

adix82 • December 4, 2014A good place to cleanse your mind. Very crowded but well maintain. Appreciate the culture happening all around.

Kira A. • June 6, 2015This is a beautiful temple. Please remove your shoes and socks, wash your legs and feet and then enter the temple

Cheen T. • February 3, 2019‘Thekchen Choling’ means ‘Great Mahayana Dharma Temple’, named after the monastery of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama. Source: Website

Angela T. • May 26, 2010Lots of people come here to 'bai tai sui' every year. They have some qigong classes in the evenings. Can see from the road when going home. Lots of big getais in 7th lunar month too. ;)

Suzanna S. • March 21, 2011Doing milk abhishegam for Nageshwari Amman will definitely calm ur anger & give u a peace of mind.

Jasmine P. • January 13, 2015One of the rare few Thai temples in Singapore. There is a 4-face Buddha here.

Jenya S. • May 30, 2018Beautiful old temple near Telok Ayer. I would say one of the most beautiful if not the most beautiful temples in Singapore. Very peaceful atmosphere and beautiful architecture. Must see.

Torzin S • November 23, 2014A hidden gem of Singaporean Chinese architecture. Very beautiful and interesting mix of Fujian and Guangdong arts. A must see of Toa Payoh.

Travelogue A. • March 3, 2015A lovely spiritual place in the heart of the city. The place has got a different energy. Definitely a must visit

Cheen T. • August 25, 2014Opposite the temple is MTR 1924, one of my fave spot for dosa. They use red/brown rice flour to give the serving a unique brown colour. BTW, peek into their kitchen & be impressed by the cleanliness

Kelvin A. • January 30, 2017A lot people come here to pray for tai sui during lunar year

Hriday Ram S. • March 20, 2012Nice temple. Don't miss the Aarthi at 6:30 pm.

Torzin S • December 25, 2014Impressive architecture, possibly the best of all chinese shines in this area. The roof decoration as well as wall and ceiling are truly impressive. There is even the sign from Chinese Emperor.