Sri Mariamman Temple, A Sanctuary of Vibrant Hindu Worship
244 South Bridge Rd Singapore 058793 (located at the end of Pagoda Street)
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Introduction
The Sri Mariamman Temple in Singapore is one of the oldest Hindu temples in the city. Built in 1827, it is dedicated to the goddess Mariamman and is believed to have healing powers. The temple is a true example of Dravidian architecture and is now a national monument of Singapore.
Visitors can see the influence of South Indian architecture in the temple's tower, which features sculptures of gods and mythical beasts. Details like carved deities on the walls, doors adorned with bells, and murals on the canopy can also be observed.
In addition to celebrating the Thimithi Festival, the Sri Mariamman Temple is a popular venue for Hindu weddings. People of all religious beliefs come to the temple to seek blessings and healing from the deities, believing in their magical powers. Address 244 South Bridge Rd Singapore 058793 (located at the end of Pagoda Street)
Opening hours Monday to Saturday 9:00-17:00
Wednesday 9:45-17:00
Sunday 9:00-13:30.
Transportation Purple Line, Blue Line, Chinatown.
Singapore's Oldest Hindu Temple
