Kuan Yin Thong Hood Cho Temple

This temple has been here since 1884. renovated in 1984. Still stands as most of the believers came to pray for peace and harmony. I tried for myself too. do give it a try and see if it’s accurate. besides that, there’s an Indian temple next to it. Drop by and play your respects to their culture.

There are many Chinese who come to worship early on non-working days. The mother-in-law and uncle who sell flowers and fragrances at the door are very polite and will not sell very close to you. The location is near Bugis Commercial Street, there are Dashige and wholesale markets nearby, the kind that can be visited at will. There are other beautiful buildings that teach in the vicinity.

The Guanyin Hall on the Fourth Road is a Chinese Buddhist temple. It is dedicated to the Guanyin Bodhisattva. The incense is very prosperous. There are many believers. Most of the elderly women who come to worship.

Visit Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple on Waterloo Street, Singapore. immerse yourself in a unique experience where you will be able to attend divination ceremony and see what happens in the future

The most convenient is to worship God, no special admission fee. Ask for a left sign and no one solves it, but there are more unsigned books than you, Chinese and English, Malay

The incense is full of fire, it is said to be the hottest and most spiritual place in the local area. At the Guanyin Temple, the hottest Chinese draw in Singapore. Take the subway under the green line bugis Bugis, and go straight to the bus stop opposite the topshop at the entrance and exit of the bugis junction parking lot.