“Sri Lankaramaya Buddhist Temple is a serene refuge amidst bustling thoroughfares, also affectionately known as St. Michael Buddhist Temple. As one of Singapore's Theravada Buddhist temples, it was established by Sri Lankan Buddhist monks years ago. Revered as a model monastery within the Theravada tradition, it embodies essential elements like a stupa, Buddha statues, a bodhi tree, and a sima hall. Its architectural layout encompasses a two-storey structure housing a hall, a three-storey office, a library block, the main shrine, and a stupa adorning its rooftop. This exquisitely crafted and refined Buddhist sanctuary showcases an array of impressive deity statues. Among its notable features are a remarkable 45-foot reclining Buddha statue and a lifelike representation of King Devanampiyatissa, displaying his reverence for Arahat Mahinda. The temple community and staff are notably humble and welcoming.
UNIQUE FACTS:
• Special Prayers
• Devotion Practice.”
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