Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple Singapore

Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple in Singapore is one of the oldest Hindu temples in the country dating back to the 19th century. The temple is located on 141 Serangoon Road in the middle of Little India in the southern part of Singapore. Sree Veeramakali Amman Temple is dedicated to Goddess Kali, the fierce form of Hindu Goddess Shakti.

The temple is constructed in typical South Indian temple. The temple features a magnificent Rajagopuram (Front Tower) and separate Vimanams for all the major deities. The images of Goddess Kali Maa within the temple depict her both in fierce form and also sharing more peaceful family moments with her sons Lord Ganesh and Vel Murugan. The temple has separate sannidhis for Lord Vinayagar Sri Balasubramaniyar, Goddess Vishalakshi, Goddess Lakshmi Durgai, Dakshinamoorthy, Kasi Viswanathar, Ramar (Lord Ram), Sri Idumbar, Nagar (Snake Gods), Bhairavar, Chandikeshwarar, and Lord Shani (Sani Bhagwan).

Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple Singapore

The uniqueness of Singapore Veeramakaliamman Temple is that there are 22 separate shrines for Goddess Kali in various forms installed by devotees of different ethnic group. The shrines of Kali are as follows Calcutta Kali, Ujjaini Kali, Kaali Mat Kali, Kamsa Marthini, The Bhadrakali at Dwarakapeedam, Bhadrakali at Mylapore, Mahishi Kali, Karanganur Kali, Gogarna Bhadrakali, Ayiram (Thousand) Kali in Mayavaram, Kanchi Kama Kotta Kali, Vekkali, Kamban Ma Kali, Swarna Kali, Thiruvachur Madura Kali, Hillai Kali, Akshara Swarupini, Selva Ma Kali, Vietnam Kali, Reunion Kali, Nepal Kali, and Kamakya Kali.

Goddes Kali Shrine at Veeramakaliamman Temple Little India Singapore

Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple serves both the religious and social needs of Hindus all over Singapore. The temple provides annadhanam for devotees.

Contact Address

Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple
141, Serangoon Road,
Singapore - 218042
Tel: +65 62954538 / 62934634

Comments

  1. Vanakkam Ayya,
    Please help me. I have tried so many websites. I want to know why are major prayer rituals in Tamil Nadu done at sunrise.
    Mikka Nanri.
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