Sri Mariamman Temple
Step into Singapore's oldest Hindu temple to admire the ornate carvings and soak in the vibrant atmosphere.
Sacred Heritage Story
Cultural Legacy
As Singapore's oldest Hindu temple, it represents the rich cultural heritage of the Tamil community and serves as a testament to Singapore's multicultural society.
Historical Timeline
1827
Temple established and consecrated
Today
198+ years of continuous spiritual service to the community
What to Expect
🙏 Spiritual Experience
- Peaceful atmosphere for reflection
- Beautiful traditional architecture
- Sacred artifacts and artwork
📚 Cultural Learning
- Learn about religious practices
- Discover historical significance
- Experience multicultural heritage
Plan Your Visit
Best Time to Visit
- Early morning (9-11 AM) - Peaceful atmosphere
- Late afternoon (4-6 PM) - Golden hour lighting
- Weekdays - Less crowded
Detailed Information
Address
244 South Bridge Road, Singapore 058793
Nearest MRT
Chinatown Station
3 minute pleasant walk
Opening Hours
Available Facilities
🙏 Visitor Etiquette
- Dress modestly and respectfully
- Remove shoes where required
- Maintain quiet, respectful behavior
- Ask permission before photographing
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