[2025 Singapore Attraction] Travel Guide for Yueh Hai Ching Temple (Updated Jun)

#tripflytoaskfornewyears 5sacredplacesinSingapore🇸🇬 Singapore doesn't just have Merlion. New Year like this🌟 Let's go worship and ask for blessings. A collection of beautiful temples, famous temples, both Chinese temples, Indian temples. Whether you want to ask for a lover, good luck You can be successful. Follow the easy way. Take the MRT to everywhere ------------------------------------------ 📌Buddha Tooth Relic Temple & Museum (Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum) The Chinatown area is a very beautiful Chinese temple. The interior is beautifully designed and displays Buddhist art. Inside the temple, there is a Glass Tooth, which is the tooth of Buddha ⏰ Opening-Closing Time: 07.00 - 19.00 🚈 Travel: Take the subway to China Town Station, Exit C, walk for 5 minutes to ------------------------------------------ 📌Yueh Hai Ching Temple Singapore's red string temple, if you want to ask for love, you must come here Go to worship the God Yue Lao, give blessings for your partner and love How to worship, take 9 incense sticks to worship, After lighting, go inside to worship first to ask for success in your work, then put them in the incense pot on the right, then pray for good health, stick them in the incense pot on the right as well, and the last point, worship the God Ma Zhou at the incense pot on the left, ask for a safe journey How to ask for love, take the red string and hang it on the God Yue Lao and put money in an envelope at the base of the deity After that, tell the specifications of the boyfriend that you want. Brief the god in detail. Ask for how many days to meet him and bring back some candy. That's it. ⏰ Opening-closing hours: 08.00 - 17.00 🚈 Travel: Take the MRT and get off at Raffles Place Station, Exit D, walk for another 3 minutes. ---------------------------------------- 📌Sri Thendayu Thapani Temple is another important Hindu temple in Singapore. In 2014, this temple was declared a national monument of Singapore. The inside of the temple is very beautiful. The Hindu architecture is colorful. It was built to dedicate to Lord Murugan. It is believed that all worshippers of Lord Murugan will receive protection from him. He will grant courage, leadership, and strength. Encouragement to complete various actions ⏰ Opening-closing hours: 7:00–12:00 and 17:30–20:30 🚈 Travel: Take the MRT and get off at Fort Canning Station, Exit B, walk for 5 minutes ---------------------------------------- 📌Sri Veerama kaliamman Temple, one of the oldest Hindu temples in Singapore, built to honor the goddess Sri Viramagaliamman or Goddess Kali. In the past, this place was a refuge and spiritual refuge for Indians who came to work in Singapore to pray and ask for Goddess Kali to protect them from danger. Every November, there is a festival called Walking on Fire or Theemithi. ⏰ Opening and closing hours: Open daily from 5:30 AM to 12:00 PM and 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM. 🚈 Getting there: Take the MRT to Little India Station, Exit E, walk for 10 minutes. ----------------------------------------- 📌Hong San See Temple Built to honor the God Guangshi Sun Wang It is a national monument of Singapore. It is famous for praying for health and blessings for the family. How to worship: Place cookies, snacks and joss paper on the middle table on top first, then return to worship the God of Heaven and Earth at the front door. After that, put 3 incense sticks at the first point. After that, go up to worship the God Guangshi Sun Wang, the God Cheng Huang and the Goddess of Mercy. Put 3 incense sticks each. They will have amulets for you to take back. For good luck ⏰ Opening-closing hours: Open daily from 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM. 🚈 Travel: Take the MRT and get off at Fort Canning Station, Exit A, and walk for 10 minutes. #SingaporeReview #SingaporeTravel #SingaporeAttractions #MuayLocation

#VisitSingapore Fly 2.5 hours to ask for blessings for love in Singapore. Yue Hai Ching Temple is an old Taoist temple with ancient Chinese architecture built by Chinese immigrants in Singapore. It is located in the city center. There are Mazu and the Old Man of the Moon or the Red String God enshrined here. Yue Hai Ching Temple is famous for asking for blessings for love, children and health. Here, you have to worship 9 incense sticks. Worship in the courtyard outside first and then go inside. For those who want to ask for blessings for love from the Red String God, you can ask the staff at the temple. They will take you to worship and give you the red string. The staff at the temple are very kind. They said that many Thais visit the temple. After praying, don't forget to take some candy back to eat for good luck. If you have time after praying and asking for blessings, I would like you to try to see the architecture of the temple and the decoration. It is very beautiful art. Transportation 🚆: MRT Raffes Place Station and walk according to Google Map for about 5 minutes. Entrance fee: No entrance fee

Yueh Hai Ching Temple is an ancient and beautiful temple for asking for a match in Singapore. It stands out with its ancient Chinese architecture and intricate decorations. People often come here to pray for love and a partner, believing that this temple is very sacred. The atmosphere is quiet and magical. Although it is famous for asking for a match, this temple also offers other blessings such as work, finances and health. There will be a kind uncle to take care of you, so don't be afraid that you won't be able to do it. When we asked for love, the uncle explained it step by step. On the way back, the uncle gave us a lot of snacks, so we gave them to many people along the way. 😂 📍Yueh Hai Ching Temple We took the bus from Chinatown, route 970, and got off at OCBC Otr Station. It took less than 5 minutes. It's very close. #mustseespiritual #spiritualtourist #singapore

#Flying with trip For those who don't have a lover yet, want to have a life partner, you must come to this temple, Yueh Hai Ching Temple, one of the oldest Taoist temples in Singapore. People like to come to pray for love, so much so that it is called the Red Thread Temple of Singapore. It's not difficult to get to, it's in the city center. Take the MRT to Raffles Place Station and take Exit D, walk for another 3 minutes to get there. ❤️❤️❤️ The temple was built during 1850-1855 by Teochew Chinese who immigrated from Guangzhou Province. Inside the temple, it is divided into 2 parts. The left side is a pavilion for worshiping the god Mazu or the god of the sea, who is believed to be the god who protects travelers from danger. The right side is a pavilion for worshiping the god Xuan Tian Shang Di or the father god of heaven. In addition to the two main gods, there is also the god Yue Lao, who is believed to grant blessings for couples and love. There are also gods related to asking for children and gods who grant blessings for education. It can be said that you can get everything in one place. 🌟 ❇️How to worship Pick up 9 incense sticks to worship. After lighting them, go inside to worship first to ask for success in your work. Then stick them in the incense pot on the right. After that, pray for good health, stick them in the incense pot on the right as well. For the last point, pray to the god Mazu in the incense pot on the left to ask for safe travel. 💖How to ask for love: Hang the red string on the god Yue Lao and put money in an envelope at the base of the god. After that, tell the god the specifications of the lover you want. Brief the god in detail. Ask for him to meet within how many days and bring back some sweet candy. That's it. 📌Yueh Hai Ching Temple ⏰Opening hours: Open every day from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 🚈Getting there: Take the subway and get off at Raffles Place Station, Exit D, and walk for another 3 minutes to arrive.

#cherryblossom25 When I visited the yueh hai Ching temple, unfortunately they were undergoing a renovation .It is one of the popular Chinese temples along the central business district area . There are some deities inside the temple where you can show your prayers. The place is just a ten minute walk away from the raffles place station. Be sure to come during the morning and early afternoon, as they will be closed by late afternoon timing.

#singaporetrips Yueh Hai Ching Temple is an ancient Taoist temple with traditional Chinese architecture, built by Chinese immigrants in Singapore. Located in the heart of the city, it houses Mazu, the Goddess of the Sea, and God of love, also known as the God of Red Threads. This temple is famous for granting wishes related to love and health. If you wish to seek love blessings from the God of Red Threads, you can ask the temple staff for guidance. They will lead you through the ritual and provide you with a red thread. The staff are very kind. If you have some extra time after praying, take a moment to admire the temple’s architecture and decorations. The craftsmanship is truly stunning! 🚇 MRT to Raffles Place Station, then walk for about 5 minutes

🧶💕Yueh Hai Ching Temple •—-Singapore🇸🇬 Open Daily: 8AM–5PM . 'Yueh Hai Ching Temple' caters to those who are single and want a partner. It is one of the oldest Taoist temples in Singapore where people like to pray for love, so much so that it is nicknamed the "Red Thread Temple of Singapore". 🌷 How to pray for a soulmate by tying a red string: 1. Offer an offering to the Elder of the Moon in the form of money or fruit. 2. Pray by stating your name, surname, age, address, and the soulmate you want to meet. 3. Tie the red string around the deity. 4. After praying, the uncle will share some of the candies/fruits that people have offered back to us. . 🚃How to get there: Take the MRT to Raffles Place and exit at Exit D. Walk for another 3 minutes. #SingaporeTravel #YueHaiChingTemple #RedThreadTemple #yuehhaichingtemple #coordinatesforprayingforlove

#singaporetrips Yueh Hai Ching Temple is famous for praying for love, children, and education. It is a Taoist Temple with Chinese architecture. Inside, there are two temples of the goods, and traders would ask for blessings before sending sail for calm seas. later, in 2014, the temple received the UNESCO Asia Pacific Hertage Awards. If anyone has plans to go to Singapore, recommend that this temple is a place to stop by to pay homage. Address: 30B Philip Street, Singapore 048696 Open every day from time: 8:00am to 17:00pm #temple #singapore

#Coordinates for asking for love blessings Singles, come this way! 👇 This post will review the most awesome coordinates for asking for a partner in Singapore! 🏯 This is Yueh Hai Ching Temple, the oldest Taoist temple in Singapore. It is famous for asking for love blessings, so much so that it is nicknamed “The Love Temple.” . How to pray for love blessings: Hang a red string around the “Elder of the Moon” deity inside. In addition to asking for a partner, there are also deities here that you can ask for various blessings, such as work, education, and safety. . How to pray: - Light 9 incense sticks, pray to the heavens and earth, and ask for blessings for work, education, health, and safety by facing the entrance (with your back to the temple). Start by praying in the middle, then continue to the left or right. I admit that I forgot!! 55555 I can’t remember anymore. You can ask the uncle who is guarding the temple. . And then the thing we have been waiting for has arrived!! That is, hanging a red string to ask for love ❤️ . The uncle will take us inside. And give a red string to hang on the gods to ask for blessings. Here, we tell our name, date of birth, address and age. Specify clearly when asking for what kind of partner we want, appearance, nationality, make it exactly as we want. Don't forget!! Tell us the disadvantages that we don't want. 😆 . After the ceremony, the uncle gave a big blessing, asking for the partner we asked for, asking for marriage, and if we get what we asked for, bring our partner back to worship. . Then the uncle will let us bring back some candy. I don't know if he lets us keep it or eat it. We already opened it and ate it 🤣 With a red envelope for us to make merit according to our faith at the temple. . The uncle can speak a little Thai. He has been to Thailand before. When he knew that we were Thai, he chatted a lot. He is very cute and kind. 🚇 Travel: MRT Raffles Place Station, Exit B, walk for about 3-4 minutes or open Google Maps to see the coordinates. 📍 Phillip Street, opposite CapitaSpring Building #TripSpiritForAPartner #PrayForPartner #AskForLoveBlessings #CoordinatesForLoveBlessings #ShrinesForLoveBlessings #FamousTemplesSingapore #Singapore #CoordinatesForMuay

I'll tell you that when I walked in, I got goosebumps and felt that the feng shui was very good. The energy was very good. When I walked in, there was a way to ask for it. I want everyone to try it. It won't hurt. 🇸🇬✨

#singaporetrip 📍Address: 30B Phillip Street, Singapore 048696 This Yueh Hai Ching Temple is Singapore is the oldest teochew temple built by immigrants from China. completed in 1855. it comprises twin prayer halls for Mazu and Xuan Tian Shang Di. the building is distinctive for its elaborate roof sculptures. Open daily from 8:00 am until 17:00 pm #temple #historicallandmarks

#fallishere If you are interested in visiting the teochew Temple located in the hearts of town, you should visit this teochew Temple. The temple looks like you are travelling back in time into the 1900s period. The people have given the temple a chance to make it look like what it used to be in that period. From the famous justice bao to the right immortals. All the deity statues are created by the efforts of the people . No two statues look alike as they are hand made. The teochew Temple is a one storey tall temple. You can allocate 20 to 30 minutes of your time there. It is just a ten minutes walk from the raffles place mrt station. Address - 30B Phillip St, Singapore 048696 Opening hours - 8am to 5pm

Yue Hai Ching Temple is the oldest Taoist temple in Singapore and is located in the central business district of Singapore. Inside the temple, there are beautiful architecture and artwork in the style of ancient China. It is also a temple that is famous for praying for love, so much so that it is called “The Love Temple”. Anyone who wants to find success in love should go straight to worship the “Elder of the Moon” god. #This is the Red String Temple of Singapore 👨‍❤️‍👨💑👨‍❤️‍👨👩‍❤️‍👨👩‍❤️‍👩 Yue Hai Ching Temple is divided into 2 parts: the left side is a hall for worshiping the god Ma Zu Po, who the Chinese believe is the god of the sea or the mother of heaven. The right side is a hall for worshiping the god Xuan Tian Shang Di or Tua Lau Yah, who is the father of heaven. The structure and area of ​​this temple may not look very big. But locals still like to worship and pay homage to the sacred gods here regularly. Because in addition to the two main gods, there are other gods inside for you to pray to, such as the god of asking for children (the left pavilion), the god of asking for a partner, and the god of asking for success in education (the right pavilion). 🙏🏼How to pray and ask for blessings: Light all 9 incense sticks at once. 3 incense sticks: Ask for work or education. 3 incense sticks: Ask for health and safety. 3 incense sticks: Ask for love and children. Note: Bring all the incense sticks to stick outside. When the incense sticking ceremony is complete, take the red string to ask for a blessing for love by clearly stating your name, date of birth, address, and the blessing you wish for. No photography allowed inside. I only took pictures from outside. 🚆Transportation: MRT, get off at Raffles Place Station, Exit B. 💴Entrance fee: Free #Singapore #Singapore #SingaporeTravel #KeeTakesYouToTravel #SingaporeAttractions #SingaporeRestaurantReviews #Review of places to visit in Singapore #Review of Singapore #Kee goes everywhere #Visit Singapore

Yueh Hai Ching Temple is located along Church Street and is said to be the oldest Taoist temple in Singapore. It was built by the Teochew community in Singapore, to worship and for the people to pray for the safe passage for the seafarers. Multiple restoration work has been done since then to maintain and preserve the facade and interior of the temple. The interesting thing about the temple is that it is located right smack in the middle of Singapore’s Central Business District where you wouldn’t think a temple would exist. The temple was initally on the waterfront but as Singapore developed and more land was reclaimed, the temple got pushed inland. Stepping into the temple from the busy CBD brought about a calm and peacefulness that was surprising with all the tall skyscrapers around. The decorations in the temple are very colourful, intricate and detailed. As phototaking inside the temple is prohibited, you’ll have to come to see for yourself.