Taoist Mission Was not open when we were there st 0930hrs 3rdJun17. Last update Jun2017

This is another Taoist association in Singapore and the temple is over 1.5 CENTURY old and is a gazetted historical monument. For both male and female visitors, please observe a proper dress code, including children. Direct entry is not permitted if you dress singlet, tank top, shorts and bermuda. You will be askes to put on a taoist apron and a shawl before you entering the premise if you come in the above mentioned attire. This temple's patron diety is the Jade Emperor so strict observation and attire is required as a form of respect to the dieties.

Although it's a historical temple but the mgmt make it so unfriendly with lots of rules and restrictions..need to dress up before going in and cannot offer Joss stick in the inner hall etc..it's make us feels distance.. why would a sincere devotee be rejected from offering Joss stick to deities.. if my three Joss stick can cause fire or accident to the historical Temple then it's fate I personally think...well, deities aren't wrong it just the mgmt/people making all this feeling... nonetheless the deities there are mighty...there are still alot of temples in Singapore..

beautiful contrast of ancient against modern skyscrapers...

For praying Tai Sui, for ladies must wear long pants or long dress than can enter the temple. If forgot is fine, they will provide you with wrap around skirt to put on before you enter. Prior to that, you need to book for a time slot for praying of Tai Sui 2023 before 31 Jan 2022.

Awesome

This is one dedicated temple. Not the tourist attraction type.

If you are in Singapore , this is a nice place to visit . The area around there has plentiful of nice food . Great place to take out your camera too.

A very beautiful Taoist Temple and neatly kept as well.

Lovely place to visit. Different from the other Temples in Singapore.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful temple With dedicated and interested flocks (Original) Magnifique temple Avec des ouailles dévouées et intéressées

(Translated by Google) Not to go in, just have specific dress code (If you wear shorts or expose your calves and ankles, you need to enclose the "Chinese apron" provided by the palace, this is to show respect and dignity to the gods) and the opening hours (sometimes inconvenient for the event) Let the tourists enter). (Original) 不是不能进去，只是有特定的着装规范 （若是穿短裤或露出小腿和脚踝的话，需要围上宫外所提供的“汉式围裙”，这是为了表示对神明应有的尊敬和端庄）和开放时间（有时候为了活动准备而不方便让游客入内）。

(Translated by Google) Temple, can't go in and visit. (Original) 廟，不能進去參觀。

(Translated by Google) Singapore Jade Palace. A small Taoist temple beside Tianfu Palace (Original) 新加坡 玉皇宮。天福宮旁一間小道觀

Very beautiful place