Kwan Im Thong Hood Che Temple 四马路观音堂

Built in 1884, the temple known as Si Ma Lu Guan Yin Tang Temple, is one of the most popular temples in Singapore due to many devotees visiting the temple to pray for blessings and asking for divinations from the Goddess of Mercy.

For more info on the history, click here.

How to get there?
Address: 178 Waterloo Street Singapore 187964

By Car –

• Along Middle Road, turn right to Queen Street and turn left shortly into the open carpark
• Alternatively, park at the nearby shopping malls (Fortune Centre, The Bencoolen, Fu Lu Shou Complex, Bugis+)

By Bike –

• Along Middle Road, turn right to Queen Street and turn left shortly into the open carpark
• Or park along Queen Street (Bike parking lots in front of Bugis+)
• Alternatively park at the nearby shopping malls (Fu Lu Shou Complex, Burlington Sq, Bugis Junction)

By Public Transport –

• Alight at Bus Stop No. 07517 (Opp Burlington Sq) - Bus No. 64, 65, 131, 139, 147, 166, 857
• Alight at Bus Stop No. 07518 (Fortune Ctr) - Bus No. 56, 980
• Alight at Bus Stop No. 07551 (Fu Lu Shou Cplx) - Bus No. 48, 57, 170, 851, 960, 980
• Alight at Bus Stop No. 01112 (Opp Bugis Junction) - Bus No. 7, 12, 63, 80, 175, 197, 851, 960, 980

Nearest MRT Station: Bugis (10 minutes walk, pass though Bugis Street)

Opening hours

Daily from 6am to 6.30pm

How to offer your praying?

Buy the praying items like incense sticks (S$2.00) or flowers from the stall outside the temple.
You could also get the incense sticks that are placed outside the temple.

 Take 3 burning incense sticks, pray to Goddess of Mercy and place the incense sticks in the large censer.

If you are asking for divination, go into the main hall of temple and pray.

You may also make donations to the temple.