Buddha Tooth Relic Temple

The largest Chinese temple in the city, there are often practices here, and the abbots on the first day of the new year pray for the people.

Very impressive large-scale building, red mainly, white wall become decorated, looks very delicate, very well maintained, the night when the lights remind people of Shanghai Jing'an Temple, good.

The Longhua Temple, built in Singapore in 2007, is located in China's cattle carts, although it is not long before the completion, but the interior design is exquisite, displaying a rich Buddhist art and history, vividly telling cultural stories hundreds of years ago. The temple's name is derived from the dog teeth of the buddha, which were found in the indian city of naga, where buddha was cremated, and is still being presented. The Buddhist Culture Museum on the third floor of the temple contains a wide range of precious Buddhist relics, such as bones and tongue relics, and the Holy Light Hall (Sacred Light Hall) is on the fourth floor, displaying the temple's town temple treasures.

The building is exquisite, red and white, red mainly. The main body is relatively tall. The curvature of the mouth is very comfortable, the overall is more square, but still reflects the feeling of horizontal lines.

This is one of my favorite places to relax! There are 4 floors to explore, so don't walk into the ground floor, look at the temple, and walk away. The elevator or stairwell is to the right of the temple, and every floor is a must. This temple spent 75 million on a refurbish. It has a stupa in solid gold weighing 350kgs, and the largest prayer wheel in the world on the rooftop.

Beautiful temple, beautiful architecture. It is free to enter and wonder around.

You have to wear the formal suit. Short dress isn't allowed to go inside. It's rule.

Beautiful pagoda. Has aircon so no worries about Singapore heat.Right in middle of Chinatown so after visiting can walk around and explore

Most casual tourists miss the best parts of this temple which are the 4th and 5th floors where the actual relic is (4th) with a magnificent gold covered stupa and the peaceful, rooftop garden on the 5th floor with a large prayer wheel.