Leong San See Temple is one of Little India's oldest Buddhist temples. It was constructed in 1917 under the guidance of Reverend Zhuan Wu. The temple's construction was made possible through imported materials from China and generous contributions from the esteemed merchant and philanthropist Tan Boon Liat. One of its notable features is the revered Guanyin statue from Nan'an city. This temple hosts an altar dedicated to Confucius, drawing parents who seek blessings for their children's intelligence and adherence to filial piety. Nestled in a tranquil setting, Leong San See Temple offers devotees and visitors a serene space for rest, prayer, and meditation. Adorned with intricate carvings on its beams and elaborate figurines atop its roof, this temple stands as a historical gem, attracting tourists seeking the rich heritage of Chinese temples in the area.
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• Prayer Services
• Worship.
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LEONG SAN SEE TEMPLE REVIEWS
This temple is hot Subscribe to t series but you can choose not to. Ok let’s get serious I did a history report on this temple and it has a pretty interesting history! It’s awesome and do not hesitate to visit this temple. It will be a rewarding experience, I guarantee!
Easily accessible by bus from bustling Little India, this temple is on a very quiet street, close to 2 other temples. It consists of 2 areas with an interior patio that differentiates it from other temples. explore its corners.
A heritage temple worth visiting. Serene atmosphere within. Temple staff are very friendly and helpful.
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Tibetan Buddhist Centre, a licensed and registered establishment in Little India, operates with a mission to disseminate Dharma teachings, preserve Tibetan culture, and foster unity and harmony within its community. As a non-profit organisation, it aims to guide devotees towards achieving inner harmony by propagating authentic Dharma teachings and offering diverse beneficial activities. This centre profoundly values the commitment of its volunteers and EXCO members, who generously contribute their time and skills, enabling the smooth operation of weekly classes, annual teachings, Dharma sessions, community outreach initiatives, and more. Situated in a serene environment, the Tibetan Buddhist Centre provides a tranquil space where visitors and devotees can find respite and engage in prayer. Additionally, it actively promotes cultural understanding and Dharma teachings, striving to illuminate the various sects within Buddhism.
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• Weekly Pujas
• Weekly Dharma Classes.
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I always felt so peaceful when I am at TBC. Is location Is central of Jalan Besar walking distance from Farrer Park station and City Square Mall. When I first when to tbc I met resident teacher Geshe Yonten. He is a very knowledgeable teacher and well respected. He always give me great advice. I am truly grateful and blessed to know TBC. Their volunteer and staff is very supportive friendly.
The Temple Offers a Quiet and Peaceful Environment to Make Your Spiritual Visit.Nice place to visit.
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Beo San Hood Chor Temple, a Buddhist sanctuary, also venerates an unusual Teochew deity, Qiao Jun, recognized as the third brother among the Three Mountain Emperors. In 1920, the temple received "Joss Ash" from its mother temple, Shi Miao Shan, fostering its spiritual legacy. The temple underwent renovations funded by devotees in 1955, 1980, and 1993, preserving its sacred space. Offering a serene and tranquil environment, it provides a haven for visitors and devotees to engage in peaceful prayers, chants, and meditation. The keepers of Beo San Hood Chor Temple regard it as a Hokkien temple, overseeing rituals such as the "Leaving the Garden" ceremony for teenagers. The temple creates a relaxed atmosphere conducive to spiritual contemplation with its pristine, tranquil ambience.
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BEO SAN HOOD CHOR TEMPLE REVIEWS
A Chinese Temple of Teochew origin, my brother and I were the godsons of the main Deity (??????). The temple was very peaceful and quiet during normal days.
Normally to pray for peace, good health and for life to be smooth going.
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