The Sri Mariamman Temple is Singapore’s oldest Hindu temple, located in the vibrant Chinatown district. Established in 1827, the temple is dedicated to the goddess Mariamman, who is believed to have healing powers, and it is an important cultural and religious site for the Indian community in Singapore. The temple is renowned for its ornate South Indian-style architecture, featuring intricate carvings, colorful statues, and a grand gopuram (entrance tower). Visitors can explore the temple’s interior, where rituals and prayers are conducted regularly, and admire its beautiful architecture.
To reach the Sri Mariamman Temple, visitors can take the North-East Line (NEL) to Chinatown MRT Station, just a short walk from the temple. Bus No. 2, 33, and 80 also stop nearby, providing convenient access. The temple is a must-visit for those interested in Hindu culture, religious practices, and the history of Singapore’s diverse ethnic communities.
Operating hours and ticket prices are subject to change without notice.
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