About
Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to the goddess Kali, found at 141 Serangoon Road in Singapore. It is an attraction for visitors interested in religious architecture and living traditions in the city.
What to see
The temple is known for its vibrant sculptures and traditional architecture, which give it a colourful presence on Serangoon Road. Visitors can look at the carved figures and the temple's overall design while walking through the grounds.
A place of community
- The temple has served the Tamil community since 1881.
- It is known for its elaborate religious festivals, which bring worshippers and onlookers together.
- Visitors are welcome to observe, though it remains a place of active worship.
The area around it
Serangoon Road is part of Singapore's Little India district, so the temple sits among shops, eateries and streetscapes that reflect the area's Indian heritage. Combining a visit to the temple with a walk through the neighbourhood makes a full half-day outing.
For details before you go, you can call the temple on +65 6295 4538.
