“Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Monastery is Singapore's inaugural traditional Chinese monastery. Constructed by Zhuan Dao during the early 20th century, its purpose was to increase Buddhism and offer residence to monks. Serving as the largest Buddhist temple in Singapore, this monastery has thrived in advancing Dharma teachings, fostering community engagement, and promoting religious harmony. Spanning an impressive 75,470 square meters, it holds the distinction as one of Southeast Asia's foremost and renowned monastic establishments. Situated within urban Singapore, KMSPKS serves as a spiritual haven dedicated to studying the profound teachings of Buddha on wisdom and compassion. The rich traditions of Chinese Buddhism, including honouring ancestors and beseeching for the peace of departed loved ones, are revered. Moreover, the monastery actively coordinates diverse activities such as meditation sessions, retreats, and educational sessions on Dharma.
UNIQUE FACTS:
• Prayer
• Meditations.”
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