KONG MENG SAN PHOR KARK SEE MONASTERY
88 Bright Hill Road, Singapore 574117 DIRECTIONS
Since 1921
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Kong Meng San Phor Kark See was the first traditional chinese monastery built in Singapore. The temple was established by Venerable Sik Zhuan Dao as a residence for Buddhist practice, to share the Dharma and lodge for monks. The monastery sits at 75,470 square metres and is one of Southeast Asia's most significant and famous monasteries. KMSPKS is a spiritual temple in urban Singapore, studying Buddha's teachings of wisdom and compassion. Family and friends can choose to perform Buddhist rituals for departed loved ones during the first forty-nine days of their death or on their death anniversaries. The remembrance of ancestors and praying for the deliverance of the departed loved ones are exemplary traditions of Chinese Buddhism.
SPECIALITY:
Dharma, Activities, Group Practice and Cultivation, Prayer, Retreats, Meditations, Counselling, Social and Cremation Services, Dharma Events and Classes for Schooling Students, Courses, KMS Community Program & Basic Meditations
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TSE THO AUM TEMPLE
601 Sin Ming Drive, Singapore 575719 DIRECTIONS
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Tse Tho Aum Temple is one of the renowned Buddhist temples across the region. It has a warm and welcoming environment for its devotees. Tse Tho Aum Temple is set in a clean, tranquil, and fabulous atmosphere, making you feel relaxed and energetic. They welcome all the devotees and people worldwide to submit their prayers and find inner peace. The temple is a crematorium and includes a private columbarium, a final resting place of many Teochews. The temple is also serving as a religious site of worship in Singapore. The temple conducts religious activities, programmes, events and meetings. The temple also offers cremation services.
SPECIALITY:
Religious Activities, Special Events, Festival Celebrations, Functions, Prayers, Meetings & Chanting
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KIEW LEE TONG TEMPLE
5 Jln Tambur,, Singapore 576778 DIRECTIONS
Since 1979
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Kiew Lee Tong Temple is one of the oldest Buddhist temples in Singapore. The temple was established in 1979. The shrine was first located at Havelock Road and later moved to Pahang Road and Jalan Besar. Kiew Lee Tong Temple was founded by immigrants from shiting village in Putian, Fujian. It has a welcoming environment for its devotees. A well-known Chinese craftsman carefully created the unique architectural decoration of the new temple in Fujian.
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Evening and Morning Pujas, Events, Dhamma Talks, Programmes, Lantern Festival, Prayers, Meetings & Worship