We recently visited this Temple in Singapore, and it was a truly peaceful and divine experience for both of us. We had just moved to Singapore a couple of days ago, and visiting this temple on the occasion of our wedding anniversary made it even more special. My wife has deep faith in Lord Balaji, and over time, I too have developed strong belief and devotion. We truly feel that His blessings have helped us through many situations and brought us peace. The temple has a very calm and soothing ambience. When we entered, a soft bhajan session was going on, which added to the spiritual atmosphere. There was also a Kalyanam ceremony happening, making the experience even more divine and lively. Apart from Lord Venkateswara, we also had darshan of Lord Hanuman and Lord Narasimha Swamy. The presence of Andalamma and other deities made the visit even more fulfilling. Overall, we felt very peaceful, positive, and blessed after the visit. It was a beautiful and memorable experience, especially on such a special day in our lives. Highly recommend visiting this temple if you are in Singapore.

Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple has a striking traditional feel, and the Dravidian architecture really stands out. I especially liked the colourful deity sculptures, which add a lot of character to the place. It felt peaceful and memorable, and it’s the kind of temple that leaves a strong impression even on a short visit.

I have been in Singapore for quite some time now, but had not seen this kind of scale so far. The temple is huge, very good vibes and good place to meditate and sit.

Such a beautiful day i spends time with my srinivasa perumal. Acharyar anugrham Adiyen. Weekend crowded normal days not much., if you want you can pay for thriumanjanam any utsavam to office. They do give very proper response. Vaikanasam samprathayam , Thayar sanathi, andal sanathi, seprate makes you feel like you re in tamilnadu.

A truly divine and soul-enriching experience at Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple, Singapore. This temple carries a deep and beautiful history dating back to the mid-19th century. The land was first purchased in 1851, and the original shrine was completed around 1855, making it one of Singapore’s oldest Hindu temples. In its early years, it was known as Narasimha Perumal Kovil, dedicated to Lord Narasimha incarnation of Lord Vishnu. Later, during the 1960s reconstruction, the temple was renamed Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple, with Lord Srinivasa as the presiding deity. I recently had the blessing to witness the Srinivasa Kalyana Mahotsavam, and it was performed in the most divine and traditional way, every ritual followed with precision, devotion, and authenticity, just like in India. The priests and temple committee maintained every sacred detail beautifully, creating a deeply spiritual atmosphere filled with energy and positive vibrations. The ambience of the temple is serene and uplifting. The majestic gopuram (tower) is a visual delight, and the intricate carvings reflect rich South-Indian temple artistry. The temple premises are well maintained — clean, organized, and welcoming — with thoughtful facilities for devotees. Whether you visit for darshan, prayer, or meditation, you’ll feel peace and connection the moment you step inside. Truly a place that keeps Indian culture, rituals, and devotion alive in Singapore. A must-visit for anyone who wishes to experience the divine presence of Lord Srinivasa Perumal and the warmth of our spiritual traditions. 🙏✨