Good place for all people from different parts of the world and for Indians it has repetitive value as they can go for their player many times/occasions. Nice work too see and take photos, you has need to pay just 3 SGD to use camera inside the temple. Very near to Chinatown MRT i.e. 5 mins walk from exit A... More

This is a must see if you haven't ever been to an Indian temple. If you have though, it may be some more of the same. Really nice site, and very convenient as it is really close to many other landmarks, so don't miss it if you're visiting Chinatown.

This Temple is a must-see for visitors from 'Western' cultures. The sheer grandeur of the Temple is amazing. For the more touristy among us, it is a great backdrop for the travel photo. Also, it is located in one of the most interesting parts of Singapore, Chinatown. The markets next door are really good too! Gee, if you are visiting... More

In the middle of Chinatown, this relatively modern Hindu Temple has beautiful paintings, ceramic sculptures, and a superb backdrop of Singapore central business district. On the other hand, this is the only Hindu Temple that asks tourists to pay for the privilege of bringing your camera in and taking pictures. But hey, for 3$, perhaps it is worth it.

Great photo-opp! Temple is very colorful with statues worth-appreciating. A must-visit if you are ever in Chinatown.

Colorful temple to visit in Chinatown. Do not hesitate to have a look even for 10 minutes. remember to buy a ticket if you want to take photo ;)

An old Hindu temple visited by numerous devotees. Prayers are offered in day as well as in evening. Good time is to go in the evening and sit there quietly for a while. Very crowded in weekends and during Hindu festivals.

You will be asked to remove your shoes to get in. No fee is required, unless you intend to take pictures, for which donations are asked. The temple is quite big, very colorful and full of Hindu religious figures, both sculpted and painted. Beautiful sculptures are located on top of the walls and roofs. It's located just around the corner... More

A visit to Chinatown wouldn't be the same without visiting Sri Mariamamman Temple, Singapore's oldest Hindu Temple. The temple was built in 1827 to the Godess Mariamman known for her power to cure illnesses and disease. The temple's ornamental tower entrance dotted with gods, goddesses and mystical beasts has been a landmark to generations of worshippers. Come early before the... More