3 Best Buddhist Temples in Geylang

“2026 Update: Gaden Shartse Dro-Phen Ling is a Tibetan Gelug Buddhist center. The temple has been around for over 23 years, and it is one of the three great monasteries of Tibet. Je Tsongkhapa is the founder of Gaden Shartse Dro-Phen Ling. The temple's qualified teachers conduct regular teachings and schedule weekly Saturday pujas that are led by a team of Sangha specialising in ritual prayers. Gaden Shartse Dro-Phen Ling has 1,500 monks in its monastery, all of whom are provided with food, accommodation, and education. Sangha's community is focused on monastic studies to become leading scholars to guide and teach what and how Buddha Shakyamuni did in the past. Gaden Shartse Dro-Phen Ling's focus is on chanting and meditation, and their goal is to achieve 100,000 mantra counts.”

“2026 Update: Lin San Temple was initiated by Venerable Seang Heng. The temple offers visitors or devotees to worship Buddha or attend the classes of Buddhism. Lin San Temple is newly rebuilt at 27 Lorong 12 Geylang S399004 with fully air-conditioned areas, unique and luxurious Ancestral Tablets, and Freehold Columbarium Niches. Their building is a 3-story building that delivers a comfortable, elegant, and quiet environment to all devotees. Lin San Temple has a library, and the temple's Ancestral Pedestal is specially designed for tablets that pay a splendid tribute to the Seven Treasures, as well as the Columbarium Niche's lotus, which holds significant symbolism in Buddhism that represents the importance of various Buddhist customs.”