Shown here are two men helping to put the offerings to ancestors into the burner at Pek San Teng during the Qing Ming Festival.
Taken On : 13 Apr 2008
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Shown here are two men helping to put the offerings to ancestors into the burner at Pek San Teng during the Qing Ming Festival.
Taken On : 13 Apr 2008
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These two workers were having their lunch at a shed in Pek San Teng during the Qing Ming Festival.
Taken On : 13 Apr 2008
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It is usually crowded at this Pek San Teng during the Qing Ming Festival or Tomb Sweeping Festival some where around April of each year.
Taken On : 13 Apr 2008
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Interesting rooftop miniatures carving can be seen on some buildings at Pek San Teng.
Taken On : 13 Apr 2008
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This temple is built in the middle of a carpark at the North Bridge Road Market and Hawker Centre. It was built in 1974 and redecorated in 1985. It has a cage for the snake.
Taken On : 30 Jan 2008
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This Sri Senpaga Vinayagar Temple is located at Ceylon Road, Katong. Its history dates back to the 1800s.
Taken On : 24 Jan 2008
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A temple that is totally white in color? I’m not so sure or this is still painting incomplete? Any clue to what temple is this? This is one of the many temples found along the Tampines Road opposite the Tampines Retail Park or behind Tampines Ind Ave 2.
Taken On : 5 Oct 2007
Posted in Places Of Worship on May 23, 2008| 1 Comment »
Those who are familiar with that Tampines Road opposite the Tampines Retail Park or behind the the Tampines Ind Ave 2 – it seems like “Temple Street”, a street full of temples! I really do not know the name of this temple but I’m bewildered by the dragon sculptures on the roof!
Taken On : 5 Oct 2007
Posted in Places Of Worship on May 7, 2008| Leave a Comment »
This is the Pagoda of 10,000 Buddhas located at the Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Monastery. It looks more like a temple in Thailand than in Singapore.
Taken On : 26 Sep 2007