Manila Philippines Temple

The Manila Philippines Temple occupies 26,683 square feet of space with white ceramic tile exterior and six detached spires at Temple Drive, Greenmeadows Subdivision.

Gordon B. Hinckley dedicated this religious structure on September 25, 1984, marking it as the first Mormon temple established in the Philippines.

The temple functions as a central religious facility for Latter-day Saints from multiple Asian nations, including Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, and Malaysia.

The temple grounds maintain regular operation hours and provide religious services such as marriages and baptisms for members of the Latter-day Saint community.

During the 1989 Philippine coup attempt, rebel forces occupied the temple grounds but never entered the main building due to security measures.

Location: Quezon City

Inception: 1984

Website: https://churchofjesuschrist.org/temples/details/manila-philippines-temple?lang=eng

GPS coordinates: 14.60136,121.06982

Latest update: March 9, 2025 00:31