[2025 Singapore Attraction] Travel Guide for Buddha Tooth Relic Temple (Updated Mar)

Location: Visit the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple in Singapore to pray for blessings. Atmosphere: It feels like a blessing. The temple is very beautiful. You must visit this place when you are in Chinatown. It is also free to enter. The Buddha relics are well preserved. The wax statues of the monks look very realistic. The architecture is outstanding. It is worth visiting. Location: 288 South Bridge Rd, Singapore 058840

Location: Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, Singapore Highlights: The Buddha Tooth Relic Temple is one of the most famous religious sites in Singapore, located in the heart of Chinatown. This temple houses the sacred Buddha Tooth Relic, which is revered by Buddhists worldwide. Apart from its religious significance, the temple is also admired for its stunning ancient Chinese architecture, showcasing intricate details that reflect the rich cultural and historical heritage. Address: 288 South Bridge Rd, Singapore 058840

After three nights and four days in Malaysia, I moved to Singapore by bus! It was my first time crossing the border by land, so I was nervous, but I was relieved when I arrived safely in Singapore. I had a few acquaintances who had been to Singapore, and they said it was small so you could see everything quickly, so I thought two nights and three days would be enough, but personally I thought it would be better to stay a little longer. I wanted to experience more of the local atmosphere as well as the famous places. Now, let me introduce the places I was particularly glad to have visited♪ Day 1 "Chinatown/Chinatown Singapore" There was a temple I wanted to go to, so I went through Chinatown. There were many souvenir shops and restaurants lined up. On the way back, I bought a T-shirt and chocolate at a souvenir shop here. "Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, Singapore" I found out later that there is a tooth of Buddha discovered in Myanmar. "Merlion Park" When you think of Singapore, the first thing that comes to mind is the lion. It's famous as one of the world's most disappointing spots, but I was quite moved when I first saw the Merlion. I thought, "Is that the lion I've always seen in photos?" I had heard that it was disappointing, so I thought it would be small and unimpressive, but surprisingly, it wasn't! It may have been because I saw it for the first time that I was impressed, but it was bigger than I normally think, and the water spray coming out of the Merlion's mouth was strong and amazing. I could see Marina Bay Sands in the distance, and I went here at night, so the night view was beautiful, and it became one of my favorite places! Day 2 "Sentosa Island" I came to Singapore with almost no plan, so I went to Sentosa Island on a whim! I thought it would be quite difficult to get to the island, but it was easy to get there by train! I just relaxed on the beach and had a wonderful time! However, it was very hot, so I couldn't survive without shade...I went back to buy water several times to prevent heatstroke. The island itself is not that big, so I think I can get around it in a night or two! "Palawan Beach" As I was walking, I saw a big white bridge. The blue sky and palm trees are beautiful, and it's a very photogenic spot! I tried crossing the bridge and took a little walk. I couldn't help but stare at a very beautiful woman taking photos... It's a beach I want to visit again when I visit Sentosa Island! I didn't stay overnight this time, so I don't know what the atmosphere is like at night on Sentosa Island, but the beach is beautiful, so I guess it must be romantic. I walked around Sentosa Island as if I was just taking a walk, but it was just too hot!! It's essential to take precautions against heatstroke. I was pretty exhausted from the heat, so I had a mysterious drink to refresh myself on the way home. "Clarke Quay" I went back to the hotel and went to the area along the river. I went there to have dinner with a friend in the evening, and it was very romantic. I thought it would be wonderful to walk along the river with my lover. There were many restaurants and cafes, and I ate at a Western restaurant there. On the way back, I walked a little around the river and headed straight to Gardens by the Bay. "Gardens by the Bay" It was already past 10pm when we arrived. There were not many people, but there were a few tourists here and there. Admission is free, and the overall opening hours of Gardens by the Bay are from 5:00 to 2:00. I wanted to see the "Supertree" as much as I wanted to see the Merlion when I was sightseeing in Singapore. It was lit up in blue, and it was a fantastic and relaxing experience. It's one of the places I want to go back to. I could also see Marina Bay Sands, and I thought I'd like to stop by there someday. Day 3: It's finally time to return to Thailand. I wanted to try Singapore's local gourmet food "Bak Kut Teh" at the end, so I decided to go to a famous restaurant! I tried to go to "Song Fa Bak Kut Teh 11 New Bridge Road", but when I arrived, it was super crowded! There was a line. I didn't have much time, so I had no choice but to go to a nearby Bak Kut Teh restaurant. I went to "NG AH SIO Bak Kut Teh (Clarke Quay Central)". The inside was clean. I really wanted to experience a more local feel, but maybe next time. It was my first time to try Bak Kut Teh, and the moment I ate it, I thought, "Wait... it's too delicious," and regretted not having known about this food before (lol). The meat on the bone was soft and easy to eat, and the soup was so delicious. I don't know what to say, but I was impressed with the soup I had never tried before. When I ran out of soup, the waitress gave me more, so I ended up having several bowls. Refills of soup were free, but the charge for the towels was extra. (lol) With my stomach full, I headed to the airport very satisfied. And then I safely arrived at Singapore Changi Airport. There was another place I wanted to go to here too. It was Jewel Changi Airport!! This is a huge complex inside the airport. It's located in Terminal 1. I also wanted to see the Rain Vortex inside. The world's highest indoor waterfall is impressive when you see it in person! I took a shuttle bus to Terminal 4. I used my Trip.com lounge access privileges to go to the Blossom Lounge. I'll share my impressions later. It was a very satisfying trip to Singapore. 2 nights and 3 days was not enough, so I'd like to go to the places I couldn't go this time next time! ! #trip #singapore #singapore #solotravel #singaporetrip2024

#coupletravel Our recent couple's trip to Singapore was filled with fun, great food, and beautiful sights. Here’s a little about our adventure. First stop: Buddha Tooth Relic Temple We visited the stunning Buddha Tooth Relic Temple in Chinatown. The architecture was so impressive, and we felt peaceful walking through the temple’s serene surroundings. Definitely a must-see in Singapore if you love exploring historical and cultural sites. Shopping at Chinatown Complex Right after the temple, we wandered around Chinatown Complex. It’s packed with little shops selling everything from souvenirs to unique local items. It’s a great spot for some bargain shopping, and we managed to pick up a few interesting finds. Lunch at Albert Centre Food Court Feeling hungry, we headed to Albert Centre for lunch. This food court is perfect if you're after affordable local food. We ordered Nasi Lemak from one of the stalls – it was delicious! The rice was fragrant, the sambal had the right amount of heat, and the crispy chicken was cooked just right. It’s a simple yet satisfying meal. Marina Bay Stroll Next, we took a relaxing stroll around Marina Bay. The view was breathtaking, especially with the Marina Bay Sands in the background. It’s a great place to walk, enjoy the breeze, and take in the city’s skyline. Ending the day with Mamak Food To wrap up our day, we decided to try Singapore’s take on Mamak food. We found a small place and ordered Roti Canai (or Prata, as they call it here). The roti was fluffy, and the curry dip was flavorful. A perfect ending to a fun day of exploring. Overall, Singapore offered us a great mix of culture, food, and modern sights. We can't wait to visit again! #100waysoftravel #singapore #couplestrip

Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum เป็นวัดพุทธศาสนาที่ตั้งอยู่ในย่านไชน่าทาวน์ของสิงคโปร์ โดยมีสถาปัตยกรรมที่ได้รับแรงบันดาลใจจากราชวงศ์ถังของจีน วัดนี้ถูกสร้างขึ้นเพื่อเป็นที่เก็บรักษาพระเขี้ยวแก้วของพระพุทธเจ้า ซึ่งถือเป็นสิ่งศักดิ์สิทธิ์สูงสุดของศาสนาพุทธ วัดแห่งนี้ไม่เพียงแต่เป็นสถานที่ประกอบศาสนกิจสำหรับชาวพุทธ แต่ยังเป็นสถานที่ท่องเที่ยวสำคัญที่ดึงดูดผู้มาเยือนจากทั่วทุกมุมโลก ด้วยการตกแต่งที่หรูหราและบรรยากาศที่สงบสุข ผู้มาเยือนสามารถเรียนรู้เกี่ยวกับพุทธศาสนาและวัฒนธรรมจีนได้ในเวลาเดียวกัน Buddha Tooth Relic Temple มีการจัดกิจกรรมทางศาสนาตลอดทั้งปี โดยเฉพาะในช่วงเทศกาลทางศาสนา เช่น เทศกาลวันวิสาขบูชา และเทศกาลอื่นๆ ที่เกี่ยวข้องกับพุทธศาสนา นักท่องเที่ยวสามารถเข้าร่วมพิธีสวดมนต์ ทำสมาธิ และกิจกรรมต่างๆ ที่เกี่ยวข้องกับศาสนาพุทธ ซึ่งจะทำให้คุณได้สัมผัสกับวิถีชีวิตและวัฒนธรรมพุทธ ข้อมูลเวลาเปิด-ปิด: เปิดทุกวัน: 7.00 น. - 19.00 น. พิกัด: 288 South Bridge Road, Singapore 058840 การเดินทาง: นั่งรถไฟฟ้าใต้ดิน MRT มาลงที่สถานี Chinatown (ทางออก A) #เที่ยวสิงคโปร์

Located about 2 blocks up from Pagoda Street in Chinatown, you will find the Temple. It is a beautiful structure outside and in. It is free to enter and the colorful designs and gold Buddha's are stunning. Nice to visit, but also to reflect and worship. We found ourselves mesmerized as we stood and observed the meaning and education that the many Buddha's statutes depicted. It's definitely worth a visit. Beats walking thru the junk shops of Chinatown. #singaporetrip

#singapore #buddhatoothrelic #temple #buddhisttemple #buddhistmuseum #garden Nestled in the heart of Chinatown, the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple in Singapore is a cultural and spiritual gem. The intricate architecture and rich cultural exhibits make it a must-visit destination. As you ascend the temple, each floor unfolds a new chapter of Buddhist art and history. The centerpiece, the two-meter stupa on the fourth floor, houses the Sacred Buddha Tooth Relic. The temple's serene ambiance provides a peaceful retreat amidst the bustling city. Don't miss the rooftop garden, on the way up, you'll be mesmerised by the panoramic views of Chinatown. Whether you seek spiritual solace or appreciate cultural marvels, this temple is a captivating experience. If you're going there by train, he nearest MRT would be the newly built Maxwell MRT (Thomson-East Coast Line)

#fallishere #buddhatoothrelic #rooftopgarden #garden #buddhisttemple Nestled atop the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple in the heart of Singapore's Chinatown, the Rooftop Garden is a hidden oasis that transports visitors to a realm of serenity and natural beauty. Accessed via one of the four corner staircases from the fourth floor, the rooftop garden boasts an abundance of trees, shrubs, and orchids, including the exquisite Dendrobium Buddha Tooth orchid. To reach the 4th floor, you can take the elevator that is located inside the temple. Four small pavilions gracefully house the Buddhas of the Cardinal points, while the central feature, the Vairocana Buddha Prayer Wheel, stands as the largest prayer wheel in the world. Whether you're a tourist exploring the rich heritage of Chinatown or a local in search of a quiet escape, this rooftop garden is a hidden gem that invites you to elevate your spirits amidst the vibrant energy of Singapore.

Whether you are a devotee, a tourist or a seeker of spiritual solace, the Buddha's Tooth Temple in Singapore will open the door to inner peace. The Temple, like an ancient Bodhi tree, provides a place for visitors to return to themselves. Walking into the Temple, the first thing that catches your eye is the King's Shrink, glittering in gold, releasing the power of compassion. It's as if you feel a warm current, cleansing your thoughts and immersing yourself in the peaceful atmosphere. Stepping onto the mahogany floor, you will find a variety of gold-decorated Buddha sculptures that touch the soul and reveal the mysteries of ancient wisdom. Regardless of your beliefs, Buddha's Teeth Temple gives you spiritual enlightenment and serenity. Entering the Mahamudra, you will be infected by its solemn atmosphere. The statue of the Emperor Buddha is solemn, incense and candles are lingering, Taoist Zen and Buddhist wisdom are intertwined, letting you experience the serenity and calmness that transcends the earthly world. Sitting quietly with eyes closed, you will feel the deep call of your heart and gradually realize their meanings in the depths of your soul. The display of cultural relics at Buddha's Tooth Temple seems to let you travel through time and space into the thousand-year history of Buddhism. Ancient scriptures, delicate porcelains, precious relics, they speak of the cycle of life and the accumulation of wisdom, soothing your heart. No matter what religion you believe in, Buddha's tooth temple is a spiritual holy place that transcends religious boundaries. To find a moment of peace in this busy city, come to Buddha's Tooth Monastery and feel the return and elevation of your soul. Let the sound of the sutra recitation echo in your heart and build a spiritual bridge with the Buddha's tooth relics. Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, enlighten your inner world. Take a spiritual journey, talk to yourself, release your inner fatigue and anxiety, and awaken the light in your heart. Let Buddha Tooth Temple take you into the depths of your heart and soothe your inner world.

#wheretogo #temple The Buddha Tooth Relic Temple in Singapore is a captivating spiritual and architectural gem. The temple's intricate design and ornate decor create a sense of serenity and reverence. The museum within offers insight into Buddhist traditions. Visiting this temple is a cultural and spiritual journey that's a must in Singapore. Breathtaking Architecture: The temple's interior is adorned with intricate designs, ornate carvings, and vibrant murals that reflect the rich heritage of Buddhism. Revered Relic: The main draw of the temple is the Sacred Buddha Tooth Relic, enshrined on the fourth floor in a stupa. This relic is believed to be a fragment of Buddha's tooth. Spiritual Atmosphere: It's a place for reflection and a deeper understanding of Buddhist traditions. Rituals and Ceremonies: The temple often hosts Buddhist ceremonies and rituals, providing a chance to witness and participate in the spiritual practices.

#singapore #vegetarianfood Nestled within the serene surroundings of the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple in Singapore, the Lian Xin Vegetarian Food Court offers a unique and delightful culinary experience that's as peaceful as it is satisfying. The menu at Lian Xin is a vegetarian delight, boasting a wide array of dishes inspired by Chinese, Southeast Asian, and western cuisines. The use of fresh, wholesome ingredients is evident in every bite, making it an ideal choice for vegetarians and vegans. They have Cai Fan and Western Foods stall, coffee shop, and various pastries and desserts. One of the unique features of dining at Lian Xin is that all the food is prepared and served with mindfulness, aligning with the temple's principles. The atmosphere is serene, making it a perfect setting for contemplative dining or a peaceful break in your temple visit. Whether you're a vegetarian, a visitor to the temple, or simply seeking a moment of tranquility, this food court is a must-visit destination in the heart of Singapore. #temple #buddhisttemple #vegetarianlovers #foodcourt #chinatown

#singapore Praying at the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple is a profoundly significant and spiritually enriching experience, not only for devout Buddhists but also for those seeking a deeper connection with their inner selves and a greater understanding of Buddhism. As you stand within the temple's hallowed halls, you'll be enveloped by an atmosphere of serene tranquility. It's a place where time seems to slow down, allowing for moments of introspection and self-discovery. Many find the temple to be an ideal space for meditation and deep contemplation. In this sacred space, the act of prayer transcends mere words – it becomes a journey inward, an exploration of one's spirituality, and a quest for a profound sense of tranquility and enlightenment. Praying at the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple is an invitation to connect with the profound teachings of Buddhism and to embark on a journey of self-discovery and spiritual awakening.

#wheretogo #tripblazers Where to go? One of the most famous attractions in the Chinatown area is the Buddha tooth relic temple. Admission is free to the temple. Do take note of their opening hours. Best to reach before 5pm in the evening. The temple is huge and amazing. The Buddha statue is extremely huge and magnificent. You should visit here one day too. The address is at 288 South Bridge Road, Singapore 058840. It is just a few minutes walk from the Maxwell mrt station located at the TE18 brown line.

#wheretogo #tripblazers Where to go? If you have not planned for your weekend trip, why not pay a visit to the Buddha temple at the Maxwell. You can purchase their buddhism merchandise that can protect you wherever you go. You can also offer donations or even purchase their rice pack for praying, as a charity too. The Buddha statues around the temple were meticulously designed and craved. On the weekends, there will be crowds of tourist visitors from around the world to visit this temple. Be sure to spare at least an hour on this temple tour.

One of the most iconic places to visit in singapore that is free of entry, it is open daily. If you plan to visit this temple you must wear proper attire! No shorts no sleeveless for the ladies. Men can wear normal shorts and t shirts no sand is allowed. This is a sacred place, you can light some sticks and pray. Inside you can buy different kinds of lucky charms bracelets, necklaces or lucky coins. You can also buy some offerings if you want to offer some stuff. #citywalk

#visitsingapore As a perfect example of how people of different beliefs can co-exist, Singapore's Buddha tooth relic temple 🏯 is situated a few metres away from. a Hindu temple which again is a famous religious spot. The whole atmosphere symbolizes happiness and hope with different colored ties hanging around and fresh green leaves 🌿from budding plants. It also displays the clear contrast of old and new, with sky high buildings right next to this temple. I would highly recommend anyone to visit this temple, if you go around.#urbanexplorer#tripblazers#summervacation

Singapore Chinatown offers various interesting insights about multi-cultural, multi-racial Singapore. Who would have thought you can find the oldest Hindu temple right in the midst of Chinatown. You can start your walking tour from the Smith Street to Pagoda Street. All these lanes are so close to each other, making the self-walking tour very achievable. Do explore some wall mural in this area as well. #singapore #chinatown

#yearofrabbit The Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum is a Buddhist temple and museum complex located in the Chinatown district of Singapore. During this Chinese New Year festive season, it is also joining in the celebration by displaying some cny decorations all around the building. It's really nice to immerse in the festive mood in a Chinese cultural building.

The Longhua Temple in Singapore's Chinatown was completed in 2007. The reason why it is named the Temple of the Buddha's Tooth is because there is a rare treasure enshrined in the temple - the tooth relic of Shakyamuni Buddha. . According to the official introduction of Longhua Temple of the Buddha's Tooth, the Buddha's tooth relic enshrined in the temple was discovered in 1980 by a Burmese monk during the cleaning of a pagoda. Later, the high monk entrusted it to Master Fazhao in Singapore for safekeeping, and instructed him to build a temple to house it. In 2005, Master Fazhao built the Longhua Temple of the Buddha Tooth Relic. . The Temple of the Sacred Tooth does not require an entrance fee, and visitors do not need to take off their shoes inside the temple. However, visitors are required to wear clothing that covers their knees, otherwise they will need to use a cloth wrap. . Inside the Longhua Temple of the Buddha's Tooth, there is an elevator that goes to each floor upstairs. The first floor is the Baolong Palace, the second floor is the exhibition hall, the third floor is the cultural relics exhibition hall, and the fourth floor is the Lingguang Palace. The rooftop is the Wanfo Pavilion and the garden. . The Buddha Tooth Relic is stored in a stupa made of gold in the Lingguang Hall on the fourth floor. Visitors can view the Buddha Tooth Relic through glass, but photography is not allowed. . If you want to shoot the panoramic view of Longhua Temple in Chinatown, the best position is on the upper floors of a group of houses next to the Chinatown Complex, with different perspectives on each floor starting from the fourth floor. From here, you can take a photo with the foreground of Longhua Temple's Dragon Flower Hall and the background of the CBD skyscrapers in the far distance.

This is a special temple located at Chinatown Singapore. There’re many Instagram-able spot inside the temple, we had a lot of good photos taken in the temple. Every corner is very artistic. If you wish to tour the temple, admission to the temple and Saturday's weekly-guided tours are free of charge. Conducted by the temple’s volunteer guides, each tour guides you through the different floors and halls of the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple & Museum. Wear appropriate attire to show respect, you must wear no bare backs, off-shoulders, shorts or mini-skirts. #meetsingapore #singapore #temple #family #buddha #pray #god #chinese #mandarin

#sginsider I came across the most beautiful and breathtaking sight which our last night in Chinatown. Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum, in all it’s glory. Lit up with thousands of little candles and hundreds of lanterns hanging from its exterior ground floor ceiling. Last pic’s a candid moment I managed to capture between 2 members of a Dragon Dance Troupe taking a well deserved break from their performance. A truly was a beautiful evening celebrating the Mid Autumn Festival In the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum, Singapore #singapore #buddha #temple #culturalattractions#festival

Address: 288 South Bridge Road, Singapore 058840 Highlights: This five storey temple is known for its giant stupa weighing a whopping 3.5kg and made from 320 kg of gold. The Tang-styled building design was inspired by the Buddhist Mandala, a symbol of Buddhist culture that represents the universe. The Temple has an extensive collection of Buddhist culture, art and history. Beautifully designed interiors. It offers guided tours in English every Saturday free of charge, conducted by the temple's volunteers. Registration is based on a first-come-first-serve basis. Please be respectful entering the temple. There are a lot of devotees praying. Located in the centre of Chinatown, there are many eateries around, like Maxwell food court, offering authentic and affordable local food. Rating: 5/5 #mustvisit #mustdo #singapore_insta #singapore_featured #temple

Chinatown is a must visit place in Singapore. 3 to 4 bus stops away from city hall. Hop onto the purple and blue line train which brings you to Chinatown station NE4 DT19. The temple opens at 9am in the morning. Admission is free for all. It closes early in the evening. Be sure to have your prayers in mind. Be sure to dress appropriately. Best to wear long sleeves and pants when entering the temple to show your respect. Remember to silent your phone when entering the temple. Just beside the temple is yummy food paradise. Lots of awards winning local delicacies are waiting for you to taste them. Good to try their famous chicken rice . I would also strongly recommend the nonya store opened by 5 uncles selling authentic nonya foods, and also famous 2nd aunt 二姑 desert store for their sesame and walnut paste desert. #mustvisit

Buddha Tooth Relic Temple is a popular and impressive temple which you should visit if you are in Singapore. The recommended sightseeing time is half an hour or maximum one hour. The temple is really well preserved and is a pleasure to see in person. I strongly recommend to be respectful and discreet when taking pictures. Be quiet and don’t forget that this is not JUST a tourist attraction but also an active religious place where people still worships and celebrate their beliefs. There is also a small museum next to it so don’t miss it out. The museum has some relics and other historical items. #createwithtrip #singapore #holidays #exploring #createwithtrip

Address - Buddha Tooth Relic Temple & Museum, 288 South Bridge Road, Singapore 058840 Situated in the heart of Chinatown, this temple and museum was designed and built to have a traditional aesthetic that would allow it to flow with the rest of the Chinatown landscape. Specifically, it has a Northern China influence on its architecture as that reflects that of the Chinese Buddhists of the Tang Dynasty. Within the walls of this 4-storey building are various exhibits on Buddhist history and art works. Entry is free to both locals and tourists for those looking to learn more about Buddhist traditions dating back many centuries ago! My overall rating of the experience: 4 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #exploresgtogether #momentssg #tripmoments #localhistory #temple #heritage #singapore

Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum Address : 288 Southbridge Road How to Get There : via Telok Ayer or Chinatown MRT station (Sago Street exit), by cab or car Highlight : Golden Buddha at 4F, Garden and Prayer Wheel at the Rooftop This temple is also a museum. When visiting, please kindly observe the necessary etiquette (such as wearing proper attire, no pets or non-vegetarian food) as this is still a place of worship. Everytime I have friends visiting Singapore and they would like to be shown around, this is one of the “must go to” areas to explore. This country has a very rich & diverse cultural heritage and for me, this is one of the places which showcases that. No matter how many times I visit, I’m always in awe of the artwork, structure and relics/statues/figurines. Go visit and see for yourself! Oh, and while you’re there, you can also donate and offer a prayer or two. 😊 #buddha #temple #museum #culturetrip #moreinsg #singapore

A majestic building of Buddhism worship, the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple is a popular tourist attraction in the heart of Chinatown, Singapore. The temple is designed based on elements of the Tang Dynasty, and the Buddhist mandala which is a symbol of Buddhist culture. Both the exterior and interior design is equally mesmerising and magnificent looking! Within the temples you can find many Buddha statues and also of course the highlight centrepiece, which is the tooth relic itself. Although visitors are not allowed into the relic chamber, there is a viewing area for visitors to view it. Admission to the temple is free of charge, but make sure to check on the opening hours before visiting! #momentssg #unforgettableexperiences #singapore #urbanexplorer

Enjoyed the serene night view of the moon over the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple#exploresgtogether

The Buddha Tooth Relic Temple is undoubtedly one of the highlights of a tour to Singapore's Chinatown. Comprising 4 levels built in traditional Chinese architecture, the temple gained its name from the supposed relic of Buddha found in a collapsed stupa. Whether you believe this is Buddha's tooth of not, the exhibit itself can be viewed by public at level 4 of the temple. The basement of the temple contains a vegetarian dining hall that serves free meals to the needy, although covid restrictions means the dining use is either scaled back or suspended. Visitors may also need to show proof of vaccination status in order to enter the temple #historicculture#culturalattractions