The temple is completed in 2007, however, the architecture strictly follows northern Chinese temple style complete with Tang Dynasty details. The abbot ensured that it abided by tradition in order to reflect Singapore Chinese heritage. Photo credit: travel fish...

Thian Hock Keng is the oldest Chinese temple in Singapore, a place to worship Mazu, the goddess of the Sea. Pioneer Chinese immigrants came here to give thanks for save trip across the South China Sea. Photo credit: Afur Wong...

It is the oldest Anglican church in Singapore and was gazette as A national monument in 1973.The church was named after the Patron saint of Scotland because initial financial support came from the local Scotland community. Photo credit: Wikipedia...

The current building was completed in 1932. The architect is famous of its unique style which combines traditional Persian, Moorish and Turkish influences. Over the years, the mosque has been an important focal place for religious, cultural and social activities. The mosque is also involved...