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Siang Cho Keong (Temple)

Taoist temple in Singapore, founded by Abbot Zheng Ming in 1867. Visit respectfully and check current visitor access before entering.

Outram · Chinatown
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Fook Tet Soo Hakka Temple

Fook Tet Soo Hakka Temple is the Chinese temple dedicated to the deity Tua Peh Kong. Visit respectfully and check current visitor access before entering.

Central Region · Downtown Core
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Church of St. Teresa

Church of St. Teresa dates to 1929, offering a concise glimpse into local history. A short, respectful visit may be enough.

Central Region · Bukit Merah
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Japanese Cemetery Park

The documented history of Japanese Cemetery Park reaches back to 1891. Comfortable shoes make it easier to see more than the main entrance area.

Hougang · Kovan
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Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple

Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple dates to 1881 and reflects Dravidian design. Check visitor access and avoid interrupting services or private worship.

Rochor · Farrer Park
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Tampines Chinese Temple

Temple complex that brings together 12 Taoist temples that once stood in Tampines area.

East Region · Tampines
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Tou Mu Kung Temple

Tou Mu Kung Temple is a historic site in Upper Serangoon Road. Check visitor access and avoid interrupting services or private worship.

North-East Region · Hougang
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ActiveSG Park @ Jurong Lake Gardens

ActiveSG Park @ Jurong Lake Gardens forms part of Lakeside Garden. Check the weather before building the rest of your day around it.

West Region · Jurong East
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Church of Christ of Malaya

Church of Christ of Malaya is worth checking when a place of worship suits your plans around Singapore. Visit respectfully and confirm current visitor access.

Singapore · Civic District
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Seng Wong Beo Temple

Chinese temple built at Peck Siah Street in 1904. Dress respectfully and keep the atmosphere quiet during your visit.

Downtown Core · Tanjong Pagar
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