🇸🇬 Songlin Temple, Singapore 🇸🇬

Lian Shan Shuang Lin Monastery, a temple that those who believe in superstition must not miss when visiting Singapore 🇸🇬

Lian Shan Shuang Lin Monastery is a temple that Singaporeans like to worship, especially during the Chinese New Year festival for good fortune. The temple grounds are spacious and shady. When we went, there weren't many people. The temple is quite far from the city, but getting there is not difficult. We took the MRT Blue Line from Chinatown Station to Rochor Station and then took bus no. 57. You have to look at the map carefully. Be careful not to miss the sign because the road is clear and the bus runs very slowly. Once you get off, walk another 500 meters according to Google Maps. If you come with a large group, I recommend calling a taxi.

There are hundreds of deities in the temple. You will definitely be filled with merit. ☺️ There are sets of incense paper and candles for worship. If you have never worshiped before, don't worry. At the temple, there will be an uncle who takes care of the temple to advise you on what to do. And what you can't miss is the Shuang Lin Monastery amulet. Buy it as a souvenir for your friends. They will definitely love it. Maybe I'll win the lottery too ✨️

If I have a chance to go to Singapore again, I'll definitely go back to pray. 🇸🇬🙆‍♀️

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Post by RanRan on trip | Sep 7, 2023