Thian Hock Keng Temple, Singapore

This so go good and peaceful just on my sunny day. Amazing in some old way.

This was included in the half day Singapore tour and it was very interesting to understand and hear the background of this temple and what the 3 god's or goddesses in this temple signify. I enjoyed seeing this temple, feeling the serenity, really worth it.

A temple visited by many primary school students as part of their learning journey for National Education. One of the oldest Hokkien temple situated at Telok Ayer Street. It's not as majestic as was described on certain websites but nonetheless you can put it down on your itinerary if you are looking to visit some temples. Do note that no photography is allowed at the main hall otherwise it's fine.

I would say that this is a must when visiting Singapore. The temple was established on this site in 1839. There are a group of buildings surrounding a courtyard: an entrance hall, a main hall, and a rear hall. It is worth the visit to see the intricate carvings and the beautiful statues. There were a lot of local people in the temple worshiping while we visited, so it helped us to see and learn about a culture that we knew very little about. It was a wonderful experience.

Beautiful, historic temple with a wrap around courtyard leading to all the shrines. There is also an informative plaque to assist tourists of the meaning behind temple features. Very peaceful, and aromatic atmosphere.