Also known as Chettiars' Temple, Sri Thendayuthapani Temple is one of the oldest temples in Singapore. Built in 1859, this temple is a very popular attraction in Singapore.
After 35 years of their arrival in Singapore, the Chettiar community decided to build a temple in honor of their deity Lord Thendayuthapani. Highly religious and god-fearing people, they have been managing the temple's daily affairs for years now.
The main deity of Sri Thendayuthapani Temple in Singapore is Lord Thendayuthapani, who's also known as Murugan. The temple entrance has two sanctums of Lord Jambu Vinayagar and Idumban. The temple premises also house separate sanctums for Lord Shiva, Goddess Shakti, and the Navagrahas (nine planets).
The 'Alangara Mandapam' of Sri Thendayuthapani Temple is used for processions at times of Hindu festivals in Singapore. The temple also has a 75-feet Rajgopuram, a common feature in most Hindu temples.
Sri Thendayuthapani Temple, Singapore has a library, staff quarters, office room, wedding and dining hall, along with a big stage for cultural shows. A must-see temple on Singapore pilgrimage tours, Sri Thendayuthapani Temple serves free food to devotees on few auspicious days of the month.
On your Singapore tour, do not miss a visit to Sri Thendayuthapani Temple, located on Tank Road. Follow requisite customs while you are inside the temple complex.
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