Sri Siva Krishna Temple
About Sri Siva Krishna Temple
Located at 31 Marsiling Rise in the Woodlands neighbourhood, Sri Siva Krishna Temple represents a distinctive fusion of two major Hindu deities, with Lord Shiva and Lord Krishna as the presiding combined deity. The temple encompasses approximately 25,000 square feet and is distinguished by one of Singapore's largest sanctums, adorned with intricate carvings and figurines on both exterior and interior structures. A decorative lotus crowns the main sanctum overhead, and the temple houses numerous other deities including Vinayagar and a large Tirupathi Balaji statue. The temple features a mandap for community activities such as yoga and dance classes, and offers wheelchair accessibility. It underwent major repair and redecoration works, culminating in a re-consecration ceremony (Maha Kumbabishegam) held on 9 February 2025. The temple serves as an active community worship space and celebrates major festivals including Mahashivratri and Diwali.
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