Veeramakaliamman temple trail

Take a walk around the Veeramakaliamman temple in the heart of Singapore. You’ll see colourful idols of Hindu Gods, many ardent devotees and quite a few customs that may defy understanding at first glance. Who ARE these Gods? And when DID Hinduism get to Singapore? Did you know that this temple is dedicated to one of the most fearsome Goddesses in the world? What’s her story? Join us as we uncover stories of Hindu Gods and demons, and stories of age-old Hindu customs and traditions.

Free/Paid

Piad

Conveyance

90 mins

Timing & Ticketing

Timing

The Veeramakaliaaman temple is open from 530 AM to 12 PM and from 4 PM to 930 PM on all days of the week.

Access

All are welcome into the temple.

Before You Go

Attire

This is a place of worship, so please dress conservatively. It is advisable to keep your shoulders and knees covered.

Footwear

You will have to take off your footwear at the counter outside before you enter the temple. You can keep your socks on. Even carrying footwear in your bags into the temple is not permitted.

Photography

Photography is permitted inside the temple. However, pointing cameras directly at the idols of Gods is generally frowned upon in some Hindu temples.

Highlights

Look for the shrine of Periacchi Amman considered to be one of the scariest Goddesses in the world.
The temple is a great place to watch everyday Hindu customs and rituals from close quarters.

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When did Indians get to Singapore

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