Singapore Religious Places

Religious Places in Singapore

Experience spiritual harmony across diverse faiths. Discover sacred temples, historic churches, and peaceful monasteries that showcase Singapore's religious diversity and cultural tolerance.

Sacred Spaces & Spiritual Harmony

Singapore's religious landscape reflects its multicultural heritage with stunning temples, peaceful churches, historic mosques, and serene monasteries. Each sacred space tells a story of faith, community, and architectural beauty. Perfect for spiritual seekers and cultural enthusiasts wanting to understand Singapore's diverse religious traditions.

Hindu Temples

Buddhist Sites

Churches

Mosques

8 Sacred Places to Visit

Sri Mariamman Temple
Free Entry

Sri Mariamman Temple

Singapore's oldest Hindu temple, dedicated to Goddess Mariamman. This architectural marvel features intricate South Indian Dravidian style with colorful gopuram. A sacred space for healing prayers and cultural celebrations, attracting devotees and visitors alike seeking spiritual blessings and cultural understanding of Hindu traditions.

7:00 AM - 12:00 PM, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Dress modestly, remove shoes
244 South Bridge Road, Chinatown
Buddha Tooth Relic Temple
Free Entry

Buddha Tooth Relic Temple

Sacred Buddhist temple housing the tooth relic of Buddha in an ornate stupa. This magnificent Tang Dynasty-inspired architecture features intricate carvings, peaceful courtyards, and cultural museum. Experience Buddhist meditation practices, cultural exhibitions, and spiritual serenity in this architectural masterpiece of Chinese Buddhist tradition.

7:00 AM - 7:00 PM daily
Modest attire, quiet respectful behavior
288 South Bridge Road, Chinatown
Thian Hock Keng Temple
Free Entry

Thian Hock Keng Temple

Singapore's oldest Chinese temple dedicated to Ma Chu Po, the Goddess of the Sea. Built by Hokkien immigrants in 1839, this Taoist temple showcases exquisite traditional architecture without nails. Features intricate stone carvings, ceramic figurines, and cultural artifacts representing early Chinese settlement history and maritime traditions.

7:30 AM - 5:30 PM daily
Respectful dress, no photography inside
158 Telok Ayer Street, Chinatown
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Free Entry

St. Andrew's Cathedral

Singapore's largest Anglican cathedral, a National Monument showcasing Gothic Revival architecture. Built in 1862 with Madras chunam walls, this sacred space features beautiful stained glass windows, peaceful prayer halls, and historical significance. Offers spiritual solace and architectural beauty for Christian worship and cultural appreciation.

9:00 AM - 6:00 PM daily
Modest clothing, quiet atmosphere
11 St Andrew's Road, City Hall
Masjid Sultan
Free Entry

Masjid Sultan

Historic royal mosque in Kampong Glam with golden dome and Saracenic architecture. Built in 1824, this National Monument serves Singapore's Muslim community with beautiful prayer halls, Islamic calligraphy, and cultural significance. Experience Islamic architecture, peaceful atmosphere, and learn about Malay-Muslim heritage in Singapore's cultural heart.

10:00 AM - 12:00 PM, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Conservative dress, cover arms/legs
3 Muscat Street, Kampong Glam
Free Entry

Armenian Church of St. Gregory

Singapore's oldest church, built in 1835 by Armenian community. This National Monument features simple Georgian architecture with peaceful courtyard and historical cemetery. Represents the Armenian diaspora's contribution to Singapore's development. A quiet sanctuary for reflection and appreciation of early Christian heritage in Southeast Asia.

9:00 AM - 6:00 PM, Services: Sundays
Modest attire, respectful behavior
60 Hill Street, City Hall
Free Entry

Bright Hill Temple

Serene Buddhist monastery complex featuring traditional Chinese architecture and peaceful meditation halls. This hilltop temple offers panoramic city views, beautiful gardens, and spiritual retreat atmosphere. Perfect for meditation practice, Buddhist teachings, and experiencing monastic lifestyle. A tranquil escape from urban life for spiritual seekers and cultural enthusiasts.

6:00 AM - 6:00 PM daily
Simple modest dress, quiet meditation
88 Bright Hill Road, Bishan
Free Entry

Church of St. Teresa

Beautiful Catholic church known for its distinctive architecture and vibrant community. This sacred space offers regular Mass services, peaceful prayer environment, and cultural activities. Features stunning stained glass windows, sacred art, and welcoming atmosphere for both worship and cultural appreciation of Catholic traditions in Singapore's religious landscape.

6:00 AM - 8:00 PM, Mass times vary
Modest church attire, quiet reverence
490 Upper Bukit Timah Road

Respectful Visiting Guidelines

Dress Code

  • • Wear modest, conservative clothing
  • • Cover shoulders and knees at all temples
  • • Remove shoes before entering sacred areas
  • • Avoid tight or revealing outfits
  • • Carry shawl for additional coverage

Photography

  • • Ask permission before photographing
  • • No flash photography inside temples
  • • Respect 'No Photography' signs
  • • Avoid photographing people praying
  • • Exterior photos usually permitted

Behavior

  • • Maintain quiet, respectful demeanor
  • • Don't point feet towards altars
  • • Follow prayer rituals respectfully
  • • Give space to worshippers
  • • Turn off mobile phones

Cultural Tips

  • • Learn basic greetings and customs
  • • Show interest in architecture and history
  • • Make small donations if moved to do so
  • • Ask questions to temple volunteers
  • • Appreciate religious diversity and tolerance

Plan Your Spiritual Journey

Experience Singapore's religious harmony with our expertly curated spiritual tours. Visit sacred temples, learn about diverse faiths, and gain cultural insights from our knowledgeable guides.

Complete Religious Tour Package

✓ All 8 religious sites with guided tours

✓ Cultural insights and historical context

✓ Transportation and entrance fees included

✓ Respectful guidance for all faith traditions

Starting from ₹10,000 INR per person
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