Sri vairavimada kaliamman temple
About Sri vairavimada kaliamman temple
Originally situated at Killiney Road, this Amman temple was relocated twice due to railway development before being permanently established at its present Toa Payoh location in 1982. The presiding deity is Kaliamman, with additional shrines honoring eleven other deities including Sri Vinayagar, Sri Murugan, Sri Viswanathar, and Sri Ayyappan. The temple serves as an important spiritual center for Singapore's Hindu community, offering various religious services including special prayers, archanai offerings, and outdoor priest services for weddings and ceremonies. It operates under the Hindu Endowments Board and welcomes donors and volunteers to participate in community initiatives.
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