Hock Chuan Monastery
Hock Chuan Monastery is close to Hock Chuan Monastery, 1, Bedok North Street 5, Picardy Gardens, Tampines, Singapore, Southeast, SG-04, 486115
- Address: 1 Bedok North Street 5, Singapore 486115
- Phone: +65 6246 6055
- Website: moovitapp.com
- Latitude, Longtitude: 1.3355285, 103.9494701
Hock Chuan Monastery, opening hours today
| Day of week | Open | Close |
|---|---|---|
| Sunday | 8:30 AM | 4 PM |
| Monday | 8:30 AM | 4 PM |
| Tuesday | 8:30 AM | 4 PM |
| Wednesday | 8:30 AM | 4 PM |
| Thursday | 8:30 AM | 4 PM for the week |
| Friday | 8:30 AM | 4 PM |
| Saturday | 8:30 AM | 4 PM |
Hock Chuan Monastery reviews
A small peaceful Chinese Mahayana Buddhist temple. So nice to meditate here.
A small Mahayana Buddhist monastery that offers a peaceful space for prayers. It is one of the only temples which has an emaciated Buddha. It also houses Guanyin and Ganesha. It may seem odd at first to note the Ganesha but this was …
My friend work there, she is very friendly.
A small peaceful Chinese Mahayana Buddhist temple. So nice to meditate here.
A small Mahayana Buddhist monastery that offers a peaceful space for prayers. It is one of the only temples which has an emaciated Buddha. It also houses Guanyin and Ganesha. It may seem odd at first to note the Ganesha but this was an interesting blend of traditions.
The atmosphere in the temple is very serene and calming. I enjoy coming here to meditate and reflect.
I visited this temple during a trip to Singapore and was impressed by the tranquility it offers. The emaciated Buddha statue is unique and the presence of Guanyin and Ganesha adds a diverse touch.
Hock Chuan Monastery is a hidden gem for those seeking spiritual solace. The blend of Buddhist and other traditions is intriguing and the place exudes a sense of peace.
I've been visiting this temple regularly for meditation sessions. The ambiance is perfect for inner reflection and the emaciated Buddha statue is a thought-provoking focal point.
A unique temple that manages to combine elements from different traditions seamlessly. The emaciated Buddha is a symbol of renunciation and the overall environment is conducive to mindfulness.
I appreciate the inclusive atmosphere of this temple with the presence of Guanyin and Ganesha alongside Buddhist deities. It's a great place to find moments of calm.
Hock Chuan Monastery offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. The statues and decorations create an atmosphere of spirituality.
I have a friend working at this temple, and her warmth and friendliness are reflective of the overall environment. It's a place where you feel welcomed.
The tranquil setting of this temple is perfect for meditation and contemplation. The combination of different religious symbols adds an element of intrigue.
Hock Chuan Monastery provides a serene space to disconnect from the world and find inner peace. The emaciated Buddha is a powerful symbol of spiritual discipline.
