Sri Mariamman Temple (couple trip)

Walking into Sri Mariamman Temple felt like stepping into a living painting. The vibrant colors, intricate carvings, and peaceful energy made the whole space feel sacred and alive. The details on the temple’s facade are stunning, and once inside, everything feels serene and full of meaning. Just a little heads-up, you’ll need to take your shoes off before entering the temple grounds, so wear some...

Important: you are not allowed to enter wearing shoes, so my advice is to bring some socks with you in the purse so you won’t have to walk there barefoot - because honestly is not the cleanest floor you could walk on. My socks were trashed after visiting it. The temple is very beautiful and colorful. If you have very short pants/skirt there is a nice person there who guides you to some skirts that...

This small temple was right across from the hotel where I stayed. On my first day, I happened to pass by while a religious ceremony was taking place, and it was open for the public to join. It was a really beautiful sight. The temple’s bright and colorful gopuram (entrance tower) is a real showstopper, covered in intricate carvings of Hindu deities and mythical figures. It’s such a striking sight...

Beautiful temple but does feel like it does not get the support it should get in terms of maintenance. Amazing experience but obviously very different to the Buddha Tooth Temple experience. A lot more quiet and calm with some amazing statues and shrines. Please do not wear your shoes and try to visit it early in the afternoon as they don't allow entrance late.

Sri Mariamman Temple, located in the heart of Singapore’s Chinatown, is the city’s oldest and most significant Hindu temple, established in 1827. Dedicated to the goddess Mariamman, revered for her healing powers, the temple showcases intricate Dravidian architecture, with a vibrant gopuram (entrance tower) adorned with multicolored sculptures of deities and mythological figures. Visitors often h...