Sri Lankaramaya Temple
Featured Project

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Nestled amidst the bustling streets of Singapore lies a serene oasis of spirituality and culture - the Sri Lankaramaya Temple located at St. Michael’s Road. This architectural gem stands as a testament to the rich heritage and religious diversity present in the Lion City.
Established in 1952 by a group of Sri Lankan immigrants, the temple serves as a spiritual haven for the local Sri Lankan community and visitors alike. Its vibrant exterior, adorned with intricate carvings and colourful motifs, instantly captivates the attention of passersby, inviting them to explore its sacred grounds.
As one steps through the temple gates, they are greeted by a sense of tranquillity that permeates the air. The main shrine, dedicated to Lord Buddha, exudes a sense of peace and reverence, drawing devotees who seek solace and enlightenment in their prayers and meditation.
The temple's architecture is a blend of traditional Sri Lankan design and modern elements, reflecting the harmonious coexistence of tradition and modernity in Singapore. Intricately carved pillars, ornate statues, and vibrant frescoes adorn the interior, creating a visual feast for the senses and a sanctuary for the soul.
Throughout the year, the temple plays host to a myriad of religious ceremonies, cultural celebrations, and educational programs, offering a glimpse into the rich tapestry of Sri Lankan heritage. From Vesak Day festivities to traditional dance performances, the temple serves as a cultural hub where people of all backgrounds come together to celebrate and learn.
Beyond its religious and cultural significance, the Sri Lankaramaya Temple also serves as a symbol of unity and harmony in Singapore. It embodies the spirit of multiculturalism and mutual respect that defines the nation, fostering understanding and appreciation among its diverse populace.
For those seeking refuge from the hustle and bustle of urban life, the Sri Lankaramaya Temple offers a sanctuary of peace and serenity, where one can connect with their inner self and experience the timeless beauty of Sri Lankan culture and spirituality in the heart of Singapore.
The Listening Lab is proud to have implemented Induction Loop Systems for Sri Lankaramaya Temple in accordance, if not, more than BCA’s guidelines on BCA’s Code of Accessibility, catering to the needs of worshippers and visitors who are wearing Hearing Aids or Cochlear Implants. The venues that have Induction Loops installed are at the Reclining Buddha Hall, Cultural Centre and the Shelter adjacent to the Bodhi Tree.
Individuals with Hearing Aids and Cochlear Implants would be able to benefit from the Induction Loop Systems when they switch to their ‘Telecoil’ setting. For those who experience some challenges due to their telecoil setting not being configured or properly set-up, please advise them to consult their respective audiologist for assistance.
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