Sri Thandayuthapani Temple

Hinduism should be regarded as a religious sect of the Indians. This Hindu temple is also considered a popular attraction, and the building is very beautiful. A temple with special characteristics that can be described as gorgeous

The Hindu Temple of Thanthapani is one of the most important places in the hearts of the Hindu people in Singapore. This South Indian style temple was built in 1859 and rebuilt in 1983. Its uniqueness lies in the 48 pieces of glass inlaid on the roof, the angle just allows sunlight to shine in from all directions. On October 20, 2014, Danda Uthapanee Temple was listed as the country's 67th national monument by the National Heritage Administration of Singapore, and was the first national monument with a national emblem and monument plaque. During the annual Thaipusam Festival, devotees will follow the established route for pilgrimage, during which there are ceremonies such as shaving their heads, wearing various indulgence stands, and milk pots on their heads. It is also common to pierce the skin, tongue or cheek with a needle. They use these methods to express loyalty to their faith.

It takes about ten to fifteen minutes to walk from the Presidential Palace. This is a very old Hindu temple with many festivals every year. It is very lively during the festivals. The most lively time is the Thaipusam Festival, which takes place on January or February each year. month.

Very exotic place, the fusion of multinational culture

This temple is quite distinctive, the characteristic is right at the door