[2025 Singapore Attraction] Travel Guide for Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple (Updated May)

Today, I've put together a list of recommended spots to visit when you go to Singapore 😻 I hope your Singapore will be a wonderful memory 😻❣️ ••••✈︎••••✈︎••••✈︎ ① Singapore River Cruise 📍 CLARK QUAY, JETTY, Singapore 058282 ② CHIJMES 📍 30 Victoria St, Singapore 187996 ③ Jamal Kazura Aromatics (21 Bussorah Street) 📍 21 Bussorah St, Singapore 199445 ④ Bugis Street 📍 3 New Bugis St, Singapore 188867 ⑤ Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple 📍 366 Race Course Rd, Singapore 218638 ⑥ Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple 📍 141 Serangoon Rd, Singapore 218042 ••••✈︎••••✈︎••••✈︎ #overseas travel #asia travel #singapore #singapore travel #singapore tourism #tripoverseas travel

nice play to visit well maintained... good nice.. really.

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#WinterTravel #SingaporePhotoSpot #TravelSingaporeByYourself #SakyaMuniBuddhaGayaTemple Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple is a Buddhist temple in Singapore. We went to Hindu temples, mosques, and we had to visit Buddhist temples. When we arrived, we felt that there were fewer people than Hindu temples. Inside, there was a large Buddha statue with bright colors that were worth worshipping. It felt more like a Burmese temple. Next to it was a Chinese temple.🤩 Singapore is like Thailand. There are people from every nation and religion.🥰

The Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple, also known as the 'Thousand Lights Temple,' was established by Chinese Buddhist devotees. Although located in the Little India area, it is an important place for Buddhist worshippers. This is a great example of how various religious facilities coexist in many parts of Singapore, showcasing its multi-religious society. 😊 Inside the temple, there is a massive Buddha statue approximately 15 meters tall. This statue depicts a seated Buddha, surrounded by numerous smaller Buddha statues. Behind the main statue, there is a small space that houses a reclining Buddha statue. Photography is prohibited in this area, but the reclining Buddha is quite large and definitely worth seeing. Additionally, the temple offers prayer services for a small fee. You can request prayers for special wishes or intentions. When visiting the temple, you must remove your shoes before entering and maintain a quiet and reverent demeanor inside.

#singaporetrip The official name of the Temple of 1,000 Lights is Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple, but it is now called The Temple of 1,000 Lights as it is a temple made up of 1,000 lights. A serene place and one of the temple, mosque around the area. You can buy offers, turn the wheel of Fortune and read about the history of the place. Just behind the big Buddha, you will find the sleeping Buddha.

#singaporetrip This place is a bit hidden from the main street, but along the way, that is a map showing you where each temple is located. We walk from the Little India MRT station and are looking for food. One of the local people suggested the best vegetarian restaurant (look at the photo, please). We stop and eat and begin the walk strongly suggest having a good pair of walking shoes but we did not so we are hurting. Along the major street called Serrangon up and down is full of different temples and mosque Around this area, have two other temples. Take out your shoe before entering. That is one person in the temple who can speak English. For Pray to Buddha and ask for a fortune. For praying cost for the incent, candle, etc, the whole set is $5, The chinese temple is based on donation for the upkeep, so you can donate whatever you can. Please be respectful and courtesy. Do not be in a way or in front while praying, soft voice. You can photos not an issue.

Address - Serangoon road Ambience/Location - Clean, shady. Someone recommended when I first went to the temple which way to worship first. Highlight - It is a temple where you can make a wish. Average price per person - $10-$20. If you make a wish, $15. Score -80% #Templeinsg #SecretPlace #TravelAbroad

Temple In Singapore 🇸🇬 near Serangoon and good temple can pray and bless from Buddha #พิกัดลับ #Templeinsg