Sri Lankaramaya Buddhist Temple, Buddhist temple in Singapore
Sri Lankaramaya Buddhist Temple is a serene place of worship located in Singapore.
Established in 1955, this temple serves as a testament to the long-standing Buddhist influence in the region.
It reflects the Theravada tradition, primarily followed by the Sri Lankan community in Singapore.
Visitors are advised to dress modestly and remove footwear before entering the temple premises.
The temple's annual Vesak Day celebration features a vibrant procession that attracts locals and tourists alike.
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