Is now open from Monday to Friday, 7am to 6pm. Closed for cleaning between 12.30pm to 1pm. Only 50 person is allowed. Close on Saturday, Sunday and Public Holiday. Placing of fruits on the alter is prohibited. You are allow to offer incense at the urn and then enter to the hall to pray only. No asking for divination lot "qian" is allow.

One of the MOST famous temple in Singapore...Kwan Im Thong.(观音堂) located at Waterloo Street. Next to the Kwan Im Thong is an Hindu Temple...Sri Krishna Temple. Kwan Im Thong, very famous amoung Kwan Im Liang Liang worshipper. During Kwang Im anniversaries and on the 1st and 15th day of the lunar month you could find huge crowd but for now (due to the pandermic situation) long, long queue at distancing distance queueing patiently to enter for prayer. Temple will be close on weekend and public holiday. Opening hours is Mon ~ Fri from 0700 - 1830 hours and 50 persons were allowed to enter each time. With the allocation of spaces for vendors, the area now looks organised and more spacious, leaving more space for worshipper. Besides those flower and joss stick seller, you could also find fortune teller and traditional Chinese massage and icecream seller. Oppisite the temple is the Albert Center, with market, shops and a hawker center. Nearby is the Fu Lu Shou Complex and OG Shopping Center. Right in front of Fu Lu Shou Complex is a row of stall selling sovernoir, etc...and you could finish up having food either at the hawker center or at the row of food stall opposite OG for vegetarian food.

They have good safe distancing arrangement and entry to this temple was rather smooth. A lot of old people selling praying stuff outside the temple. Good place to see and witness the live of older generation here. Chinese New Year time quite crowded though.

Serenity, clean temple, free incense and comprehensive sign board. Sculpture looks great but I'm not allowed to take photos so can't show it here. Otherwise everything is great, especially since it is a historic temple for Singaporean early settlers. Pro: Easy access Comprehensive sign board Free incense Cons: Can't think of any

Finally after working for decade tirelessly for the devotee.. Mama kuan yin finally get to time off on Sunday and some week of shut down.. ! Now with the reopening.. He starting to give his blessing to devotees.. One of the most accurate cham si in Singapore.. His come compassion to human is so vast.. Sadhu... Been 2 yrs since I last step in.. Since covid... Since mom wanted to visit since she not been here for quite some time.. Make a early morning visit together with her...

One of the local famous wish granting temple. Dedicated to Kwan I’m, get extremely busy during festive seasons

Please take note that in view of the current Covid 19 Situation, and for the safety of all devotees, the temple will be temporarily closed from 27th Sept to 24th Oct 2021 based on this announcement.

One of the most famous Chinese temples in Singapore. Legends says that if you are sincere in your praying, it will be answered. However, as a devotee, I highly recommend to pray for safety, instead of praying for wealth at the respectable temple here.

Revised opening timing for temple. No flowers or fruits can be offered during this C19 period only joss sticks. Please prepare to queue before entering.

If you need divine intervention, some advice from heaven, please come here. It can help you analyse your current situation very well and predict your personal future accurately. Just be sincere when you pray and do donate generously to help the poor (many of them sell tissues outside the temple. Not scam. Quite a number of them are really sick with no money).

Visit Singapore visit Kwan Im Temple near Bugis. 🙏🙏🙏. Good luck!. Devotees can now visit and draw divination stick. ,🙏🙏🙏

Very Bad & horrible oganisation during the special Kwan Yin Dan today! Despite the long queue, temple ignores all the devotees standing under the hot sun, especially the old & aged, did not provide the necessary support nor precautions against cut queuing. 🙄

2 years not here since covid. **DO NOT buy flowers as they will ask you to bring it home DUE TO COVID** Removing restriction on 25/02/2022 on check last digit of NRIC. Great place. Never fail to come here pray.

Wonderful temple to visit and pray for blessings. The divination is apparently very accurate. This is probably one of the most prominent temples in Singapore. 🇸🇬

Waterloo Street Kwan Im Thong Temple stands as a historical gem in Singapore, renowned for its vibrant Chinese New Year's first joss stick event. This temple holds a special place in the hearts of locals, always bustling with devoted visitors. Its rich cultural significance and the lively atmosphere during festivities make it a must-visit destination. The spiritual ambiance and cultural allure create a unique experience, drawing people from all walks of life to immerse themselves in the traditions of this iconic Chinese temple.

This place always amazed me. Always crowded, many people come here for praying, Mother Guanyin always a good place to be a place for us to pray, send gratitude or maybe have some problems and need heavenly help. Many people say in here if you pray is You Qiu Bi Ying (有求必应 If you have good wishes, they will be granted . Om Mani Padme Hum, Xie Shen En.

Often visit Kwan Im Temple for prayers through the year and already expected huge crowds and queue to form during Chinese New Year period (especially Day 1). Despite the rain and snaking long queue, it didn't dampen the mood of devotees to queue and offer their prayers. Parking can be challenging, and we parked in nearby malls and walk over

East facing temple, all devotees pray with candle facing East, vastu at its best!!!!?? Bang on market road, Peak time crowd Can catch some cool air and realx time inside

15/1/2021.Today is the 4th days of Chinese Lunar New Year celebrations. Came here to pray to welcome the God return to the world.(神明回返人间 ). It also know as Good Start (开工大吉). Nov 2020.Was here to Pray. July 2020 Reopen after COVID 19 circuit breaker. Please check on the new Timing and accept the Long Q into the temple. Monday to Friday 7am to 6.30 pm Saturday,Sunday and Public Holidays Close.

Due to the current covid-19 pandemic, during CNY 2021 the temple will be opening at 7am on Feb. 11 and closing at 6:30pm. It will remain shut until Feb. 15, the fourth day of the Lunar New Year.

Was crowded today (but orderly) due to the 15th day of the lunar calendar month. The rain certainly did not dampen the spirit of everyone coming to pray.

Very organised long queue at Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple during first few days of CNY. Believers presenting gratitude and lotus flowers to Goddess Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho for Her blessings and protection. 🌷🌷🙏🙏 Hum Mane Peme Hom!🙏🙏

Famous temple in Singapore. Small and clean. Good to see patrons observe SOP and social distancing.

Pray sincerely and your wish will be fulfilled.

My one and only confession place to seek for peace and reconciliation.

Popular place to visit, very busy during the day. Praying for peace, harmony and health.🙏🏻

The famous 观音庙 at Waterloo Street. Flanked by 华佗 the divine doctor and 达摩. Devotees of all walks of life visits this temple for blessings all year round. Despite the covid closures, devotees can be seen standing outside the temple barriers to offer their prayers to 观世音菩萨.

I feel peaceful when I am inside. It's a pity that it's closed now. It's a pity that due to COVID-19, there is no more stalls outside the temple. It's used to be so vibrant with an interesting mix of items on sale.

All tourists should visit Kwan Im Thong and get a fortune telling in order to complete your journey in Singapore. The accuracy of the predictions are 90% accurate. The Kwan Im or The Bodhisattva statue is one of the best in Singapore and is mesmerizing. Enjoy the carvings in the temple while getting your lucky ‘Chim’ or fortune prediction.

One of the popular temple in Singapore. Currently under covid restriction thankfully we do not need to go according to our even odd days. But we still cant give offerings. Everything is very well organise etc the safe entry and queues.

Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple is one of the oldest Buddhist temples in Singapore with rich and strong cultural heritage. This temple is dedicated to the goddess of mercy, Guan Yin.

Pray here often and blessings from Guan Yin, make a small donation and bring some flowers each time. I usually buy flowers from an old lady’s stall just directly opposite the Guan Yin statue. Do help her out if you pass by, she is a very kind old lady trying to survive by selling flowers!

Another awesome spiritual place. So much of positive energy. Today I just stood right in front of her. My mind was absolutely blank. I could hear 100s of prayers being chanted from the devotees. It felt peaceful. I just stood there gazing at her beautiful face and not asking for anything but just seeking absolute peace of mind. I have been here many times - each time the experience gets better. I will return. Gosh - immense beauty - thank you GOD!

I will visit this Temple whenever I'm free. This is a place where Buddhists & Taoists will go to pray. During normal days, there is no queue. However, on the birthdays of 'Goddess of Mercy', the queue to enter can be more than half an hour. Free entry, no dress code, no taking of photos/videos inside.

I've heard many true stories of Buddha believers who went to pray there, and after praying, their problems were truly solved. It really helps, no matter what you pray for, except when you're greedy for money or have ill intentions. At their counter, you can also ask for a Chinese talisman for yourself to put in your wallet, or you can ask for a door Chinese talisman too.

It is a peaceful temple worth to visit. Worshipping guan yim statue that had been here protecting local singapore for years. Woth visiting if you are nearby bugis. There is indian temple beside as well.

This Kwan Im temple is top rated to local and tourist attractions for devotees.

Strong, positive energies within the temple. Sense of serenity and peace all round. Have always come here to consult and pray. Goddess of Mercy is all-encompassing. Beautiful historical monument and super 灵。highly recommended place for both locals and tourists.

Very organized in praying flow... Can buy some fresh beautiful flowers to pray inside the temple... Remember do not take pic or video inside the temple..

GOOD GOOD KWAN IM BLESS THE WORLD AND ME THANK GOD KWAN IM

This is one famous Chinese temple in Chinatown, Singapore. I looked up over internet to visit this temple and solely for this, I went to Chinatown. One should go inside to observe the very beautiful statues and understand the culture. Outside the temple, there was a bustling street with a variety of shops.

Visited after circuit breaker period. Well crowd management and staff were very helpful to elderly and mother with infants.

This temple is next to Indian temple. The co-operation between both worshipers of both fates shows the great respect the Singaporeans ( Chinese and Indians ) have for each others' fate. I have seen chinese worshipers coming over to the Indian temple to pray to Ganesh - Elephant God. Similaly, Indians worshiper also goes over to chinese temple and bow in front of the temple. Very nice and touching to see this.

Well organised, the queue has moved smoothly, thanks.

a very special place of worship it answered my prayers from shahbucks boat quay

Every day thousands of devotees visiting the temple to pray for blessings from Kwan Yin. Devotees believe that they will be blessed after worshiping at the temple, thus making it one of the most visited temples in Singapore. Devotees are known to visit the temple on the first or fifteenth day of Chinese New Year seeking blessings. On the eve of Chinese New Year, the temple is opened all night and the street is often packed with devotees queuing shoulder to shoulder to enter the temple hall to offer their incense to the Kwan Yin in hope for an auspicious start to the New Year.

Very busy Temple on Waterloo walking street. Many vendors out front if you will like to buy flowers or joss stick for offering. Recommend unique - and slightly dangerous experience of coming here at midnight lunar New year Eve. Be prepared to queue with a couple thousand people trying to put very large burning incense sticks into the pot early first in the new year. Smoky but is a unique event in Singapore.

Chinese temple with many locals and tourists praying for health and wealth. Some even pray for peace, pregnancy, studies and marriage etc. The building has very nice chinese culture design structure. The praying is free and you can give donations if you wish to. Weekends would be very crowded and there are many good food and shops for you to spend 2~3 hours there.

A historic temple in the Waterloo Street belt honouring Avalokiteshvara and other Buddhas/Deities. Well loved by locals and foreign visitors alike. Expect big but orderly crowds during the first and fifteenth of each lunar month, as well as traditional feast days.

The area ourside the temple is cramped with stalls selling joss sticks and flowers. Very disorganised and crampy especially during temple festivals. They should install permanent booths for these stalls and locate them away from the temple entrance. This is to ensure safety and proper crowd control during temple festivals.

(Translated by Google) it is good (Original) 好

Beware of the new opening hours due COVID-19.

Nice temple

Good

good

Temple dedicated to the Guanyin, the Goddess of Mercy. The surrounding area also housed a India Temple as well as other places of religion

Must visit temple!

Due to Covid 19 and has just reopened, queue is quite long. But moving reasonably fast. I was there 3rd July.

I will pray here everytime I feel troubled. Guan yin always have an answer for us. It is up to us to listen for the answer.

Nice temple ! Good management managing everything well! Pleasant feeling! Blessing To All!!

Only allow 50ppl in the temple hall for prayer during this CB measure period

Even a lot of people Queing but they manage well especially social distancing

Food portion is big.

(Translated by Google) Enclose Notice Board 31 July 2020 Friday. Attach the bulletin board Friday, July 31, 2020. ?Closed on weekend, SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS AND PUBLIC HOLIDAYS. Closed on weekends, Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. OPEN ON MONDAY TO FRIDAY 07.00AM TO 06.30PM. Open from 07:00 AM to 06.30 PM from Monday to Friday. AMENDED OPENING HOURS DUE TO COVID-19 SITUATION Modified business hours due to the above reasons Coronavirus situation COVID-19 (Original) Enclose Notice Board 31 July 2020 Friday. 附上公告板2020年7月31日，星期五。 ?Closed on weekend, SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS AND PUBLIC HOLIDAYS. 在周末，周六，周日和公众假期休息。 OPEN ON MONDAY TO FRIDAY 07.00AM TO 06.30PM. 周一至周五07:00 AM至06.30PM营业。 AMENDED OPENING HOURS DUE TO COVID-19 SITUATION 因以上原因而修改的营业时间 冠状病毒情况COVID-19

Chinese temple

Have always come to pray for blessings and help over the years. Update on openings since 27 July for Mon-Thurs only. Special opening 7-9 Aug needs to be applied via their website, only those with approvals are allowed. Further August openings update do check on their website. Queues was reasonable when I went off peak, longer queues were seen during peaks as only 50 are allowed inside each time. Safe distancing measures and temperature taking are in order and managed so well. Safe to come pray for blessings.

To come here and pray for safety wealth and health from Guanyin

(Translated by Google) Four Horse Road Guanyin Hall was closed for four months and reopened today on 27/7/2020. And I happened to have a rest day, and I came to join in the fun rain or shine! (Original) 四马路观音堂关闭了四个月之后今天27/7/2020重开。而我正巧休息天，风雨无阻来凑热闹了！

great!

Updated pls refer to picture below!! this temple will be reopen on 27 Jul On Aug to visit this temple u required to pre book via online your request might no be approved due to the notice mention So u have to keep booking (repeated) till u get the approved pass. not sure need to pay entry fee or not. pls check on their website or drop them a call. TQ! The temple is not open yet! don't waste your time come unless u just want to pray outside with a block of door! Now is SG CB phase 2 not open yet. not to blame just gentle remind the temple is not open yet hope this is useful for now.

Hi, when is the temple reopening? I want to pray.

I now loving goh shiqi what !

(Translated by Google) There is no crowd now (Original) 现在沒什么人潮

(Translated by Google) keep us safe (Original) 保平安

religious place, popular tourist attraction too

(Translated by Google) Please note the temple is still closed until further notice. The temple has not officially opened yet, and I don’t know when it will open. (Original) Please note the temple is still closed until further notice. 庙还没正式开幕，还不知道几时开。

The most famous in singapore. Must come and pray !

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Most popular Goddess of Mercy Buddha temple in Singapore with the most offerings & donations.

I always go there praying. Nice

(Translated by Google) Great (Original) Mantap

One of the busiest temple in Singapore. Lots of visitors everyday, most would just light a few joss-sticks, pray and leave in a few minutes. Lots of hawkers outside selling prayers offerings, flowers etc. A few fortune tellers as well. Nearby hawker centre and shopping centres worth a visit, especially OG Shopping Centre. Fu Lu Shou sells a variety of dried foodstuff, Chinese medicines and has a famous fengshui master.

Must visit Kwan Im temple to offer incense to pray for good health and career in this Chinese Lunar New Year for the year of Ox..have to queue to go inside but quite smooth and fast during this covid times

Good and very orderly entry into the temple during covid19 period, even during Chinese new year time.

Robust safety measures are implemented here strictly. Please bring along the safe token or identify cards.

If you only have time to visit 1 religious place in Singapore. This is it. Lots of good food around~

A place with a lot of colourful characters. And there is only that much prayer hall. 5 stars as praying here does give me a sense of inner discovery. But that’s only for me

Visited this temple for prayer and to offer my gratitude. Currently, there is crowd control and all visitors have to join the queue to enter. Can be super long queue on auspicious or specific prayer days. 3 joss sticks are provided after one entered the sheltered queue area. If you happen to purchase a pack of joss sticks, you can also consider leaving the pack on the trolley provided. Prayers inside the temple has to be done standing, no kneeling is allowed due to crowd control. If you happen to bring flowers or any other offerings to pray, there is no table or place to leave the offerings, you will need to bring along with you after the prayer or you can dispose it just before the exit. For family, love and well being, I pray.

(Translated by Google) good service. (Original) 服务好。

Good...! Strong believer...

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A must go place for those travel as visitors and those sincerely wish to find peace in mind.

(Translated by Google) it is good (Original) 好

(Translated by Google) Does the Guanyin Temple open on public holidays? 🙏🏻 (Original) 请问观音庙在公共假期有开吗？🙏🏻

A great place for prayer to Kuan Im 观音菩萨. It is always crowded.

Eve of the Chinese New Year noon queue for praying 🙏 .

(Translated by Google) It is said that people who ask for a good job are very effective when they come here. (Original) 据说求好工作的人到这边求都很灵验

Always crowded during festive season

A good place for worship

(Translated by Google) You should pray here! (Original) ここでお祈りをするべき！

My favourite temple🤩

👍 👍👍

My temple🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼😊

*Dirty(flies on food, hope they didn't give to another table, they took it away immediately) *Dishonest ( calles before arrived after booking on apps but when we arrived they reject our booking, left us no where to go) *food present not nice, taste terrible too ( very thirsty after dinner) *waiting 1 hour to serve u tea n beverages Not worth 1*.good luck

Police controlling the entry n marking on floor for each prayer. No offering accepted or displayed.

Cannot take pictures hor.

Besides Chinatown, this should be considered the second place to go to before the Lunar New Year.

Amitabha 🙏🏻

Amitabha🙏🏻

The place is well managed and queue was orderly

Very old and popular temple in Singapore

(Translated by Google) Bor Pi Guan Yin Ma (Original) Bor Pi Guan Yin Ma

I always believe in this temple.

Long crowd. But orderly..well organized

Very good place with historical significance to pray for family and to praise Taoist/Buddhist ideals.

Well organized and orderly. There might be a long queue but it moves fast too.

(Translated by Google) When you are depressed and doing nothing goes well, you may feel the Buddha and Bodhisattva right by your side there. Pray for blessings, everything may allow you to have the best arrangement unexpectedly. (Original) 当你情绪低落的时候、做任何事都不顺时，那里或许可以感觉佛菩萨就在你身边。祈求加持，一切都可能让你有意想不到的最好安排。

Finally reopened. Can only visit based on last digit of you nric (even or odd). Refer to the picture for details

Famous temple (people come here to pray, among other wishes, for good luck in new endeavours). Few religious /spiritual themed stores nearby.

Well,following Covid 19 safety precaution,Buddha /Kwan Im know it,just do good prevent bad to other.

Nice temple with highly attention to details in the middle of concrete jungle. You can do the prayer there or just sight seeing.

Earliest memory here was when I visited here to pray with my grandmother. Still the same exciting, crowded and famous temple. It's well organised now with marked entry and exit for crowd control and building is well taken care.

One of the well known temple in Singapore. Quite crowded during weekend, thankful for the good design of entry and exit flow and people follow the instruction. Well organize of distancing with pad on the floor for worship.

4-5 minute walk from Rocher or Bugis MRT station. A very popular Taoism Temple. Many devotees come to pray from early morning.

You can come to pay respects at the temple then go to Albert Food court near to have your meals. There is plenty of food in that hawker.

Never fail to make my prayers and wishes whenever I pass by there. Very well organised and crowd control. For food lovers, plenty choices of food surrounding the area.

The queue to the temple on certain occasion can sometimes be long but it moves relatively fast, so do not be deterred by the queue. The people are all very patient and kind. Everyone is considerate. Crowd management is also okay.

Usually quite busy during holidays. Kwan Im is vegetarian so you can give fruits/flowers/incense to the temple for donations.

Our family’s legacy favourite temple. We had been a follower since my great grandmother’s era. My lady will always invite me along to 拜拜 and ensure our family’s spiritual upkeep covered. 🙏🙏🙏

Managed to get lucky/safety charm and a fortune stick (answers the doubts you have in life). The friendly concierge will guide you on how it's supposed to be done.

Went on a Sunday during Lunar calendar 15th day of the fifth month to pray for blessings. As usual it was crowded but it was organised with a queue lining up from one turn to the other and to the temple and it was smooth going. Was given blessed sweets and banana for good health and happiness.

The famous temple of Avalokiteshvara Boddhisatva (Goddess of Mercy) in Singapore. Located at Waterloo street, full of open space bazaar along the street that lively all year round. This hundred years old temple flooded by visitors daily

When i went to Singapore. It a must to visit here. Pray for every sentient beings to be happy