Meow Im Kok Yuen Temple
Meow Im Kok Yuen Temple is close to Meow Im Kok Temple, 9, Jalan Lateh, Braddell Heights Estate, Serangoon, Southeast, SG-04, 359160
- Address: 9 Jln Lateh, Singapore 359108
- Phone: +65 6288 7669
- Latitude, Longtitude: 1.3458141, 103.8697615
Meow Im Kok Yuen Temple, opening hours today
| Day of week | Open | Close |
|---|
Meow Im Kok Yuen Temple reviews
A peaceful & quite Buddhist Temple.The temple also has altar for praying for the decease.It is usually quiet but will be very busy on Vesak Day.
Chinese temple with ancestor worship
Miaoyinjueyuan is a very traditional Chinese bhikkhuni dojo. The main hall is dedicated to the three saints of Shapo (Ksit …
A peaceful and quiet Buddhist Temple.
The temple also has an altar for praying for the deceased. It is usually quiet but will be very busy on Vesak Day.
I love visiting this temple. The serene atmosphere makes it a perfect place for meditation and reflection.
I have been going to this temple for years and it never disappoints. The rituals and ceremonies are beautiful and the temple itself is very well-maintained.
It's a great place to learn about Buddhism and its practices. The temple offers classes and workshops for those interested in deepening their understanding.
The temple has a calming and peaceful ambience. It is a nice escape from the busy city life.
The temple is a beautiful sanctuary for prayer and meditation. The gardens surrounding the temple are also well-maintained and provide a serene environment.
I highly recommend visiting this temple during Vesak Day. The decorations and activities during the festival are really stunning.
I often come to this temple to pay my respects to my ancestors. The altar for ancestor worship is well-kept and peaceful.
The temple has a strong sense of community. The members are welcoming and there are regular events and gatherings for everyone to participate in.
The temple has a profound atmosphere that inspires a sense of peace and tranquility. I feel a deep connection to spirituality when I am here.
Miaoyinjueyuan is a very traditional Chinese bhikkhuni dojo. The main hall is dedicated to the three saints of Shapo (Ksit)
