Temple Facilities

complete exterior view of the temple

Fo Guang Shan Singapore is located beside Punggol MRT station in northeastern Singapore. Its architecture blends modern aesthetics with a break from traditional temple structures, presenting a balance of solemnity and innovation. The temple's entrance, engraved with Venerable Master Hsing Yun's calligraphy "Fo Guang Shan Singapore," exudes a solemn yet modern aura, embodying the fusion of tradition and modernity.

Seated at the entrance to the temple is the smiling Maitreya Bodhisattva, symbolizing Fo Guang Shan's welcoming spirit: "Warm greetings upon arrival, heartfelt farewells upon departure." He embodies the essence of joy and ease, allowing every visitor to feel a sense of warmth and happiness."

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Main Shrine

In the spacious, light-filled main shrine, a majestic white jade Buddha sits serenely at the centre—solemn, sublime, and radiant with perfect virtue. Here, devotees develop reverence through prostration, deepen concentration through meditation, and dispel confusion by hearing the Dharma, awakening wisdom. This sacred space is truly vital for cultivating both practice and understanding.

The Diamond Sutra is intricately engraved on over 6,648 crystal-clear glass tiles, each character gleaming with precision and clarity—radiating the brilliance of prajna wisdom. This stunning work of craftsmanship invites quiet awe, drawing visitors to reflect on its timeless truth:
“All conditioned phenomena are like dreams, illusions, bubbles, and shadows.”

Wall of 10,000 Buddha images

On the wall facing the Jade Buddha in the main shrine, ten thousand white porcelain Buddha tiles are embedded, symbolizing: "When one Buddha appears in the world, ten thousand Buddhas lend their protection."

This radiant display embodies the compassionate vows and boundless power of all Buddhas, offering divine guardianship to sentient beings and inspiring unwavering faith in the Dharma path.

The Thirty-Three Sacred Statues of Guanyin

In front of the main shrine, thirty-three sacred statues of Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva are reverently enshrined, each meticulously sculpted by renowned artisans from China's Maijishan Grottoes.

Every gesture of Avalokiteshvara—whether a raised hand or a tranquil posture—radiates profound spiritual magnetism, awakening devotees to emulate the Bodhisattva’s compassion, manifestation in response, carefree character and glorious

Service Counter

The service desk on the first floor serves as the welcoming and information hub for devotees, offering services such as merit registration, course inquiries, and event guidance. Volunteers greet visitors with friendly smiles and patient explanations, helping first-time visitors feel at ease and familiar with the environment, while regular practitioners appreciate the thoughtful convenience. This reflects the caring warmth of Humanistic Buddhism.

Water Drop Teahouse

Repay the kindness of a drop of water with a fountain. Water Drop Teahouse offers an elegant setting with a variety of nutritious and tasteful meals and drinks. Bustling with lively conversation and warmth, it is a welcoming space for socialising and holistic nourishment.

***【Members Only】***

Merchandise Counter

The merchandise counter is elegant and clean, displaying Buddha statues, prayer beads, and Buddhist books in Chinese and English, available for visitors to purchase freely. This place not only distributes Dharma treasures but also conveys Buddhist wisdom, guiding people to cultivate blessings, wisdom, and foster good connections.

Courtyard

The courtyard is spacious and bright, with seating for devotees to rest and interact. One side is elegantly arranged, displaying Buddha statues and artifacts; the other adjoins the Waterdrop Teahouse, where incense fills the air. This is a comfortable, peaceful gathering space for devotees.

Wall of the Famed, Bell and Drum Tower

On the fourth floor, an outdoor “Wall of Eminent Figures” stretches three metres long, engraved with eighteen Dharma aphorisms by Venerable Master Hsing Yun. Calligrapher You Guoqing inscribed them in various script styles, carved in relief on black marble—showcasing the beauty of calligraphy and the depth of Dharma wisdom. Nearby stands a bell and drum tower; its resonant morning and evening tones awaken mindfulness, cleanse worldly distractions, and invite self-reflection with each clear step on the path.

Pure Land Hall

Pure Land Hall hosts Buddhist ceremonies and sutra chanting, offering a serene and calming atmosphere. It enshrines a solemn black Kṣitigarbha Bodhisattva statue, symbolizing compassion and guidance for beings in suffering. Rows of golden lotus seats echo with reverent chanting. Crystal-glass urns engraved with the Heart Sutra radiate elegance. At the centre of each door is an image of Amitabha Buddha, surrounded by Pure Land inscriptions—an intricate design with deep meaning.

The "Congregation at the Sea of Lotus Flowers in the Western Pure Land" Mural Wall Art

The 22.4-metre mural “Congregation at the Sea of Lotus Flowers in the Western Pure Land” is located in the Pure Land Hall on the 4th floor of Fo Guang Shan Singapore. This exquisite artwork is a reproduction from Taiwan’s National Palace Museum. With elegant chanting, the lifelike mural evokes the Pure Land of Ultimate Bliss.

Sutra Calligraphy Hall

The Sutra Calligraphy Hall is elegantly serene, where practitioners sit attentively, writing each stroke with focused mind, cultivating wisdom and calm.

The hall houses a finely carved wooden Thousand-Armed Guanyin statue symbolizing vast compassion and salvation. In 2026, Venerable Master Hsing Yun’s relics will be enshrined here, enhancing the hall’s spiritual significance.

Conference Room

The hall serves as a calm, spacious venue for lectures and meetings, fostering thoughtful discussion and the growth of wisdom. It encourages open-minded listening and the graceful acceptance of differing views, just like the vast ocean that embraces all rivers, gathering diverse currents and reflecting the profound realm of harmonious wisdom.

Boundless Treasure (Library)

The library space is elegant and well-appointed, with a rich collection covering Chinese and English works on religion, culture, arts, and children's literature, available for public reading and study. Outside the library, glass display cases showcase classic texts such as the Fo Guang Great Canon and the Complete Works of Venerable Master Hsing Yun, vast in volume and profound in wisdom. These sacred scriptures serve as guiding lights, inspiring reflection and awakening wisdom, ensuring the continuous transmission of the Dharma and the enduring radiance of enlightenment.

Basement One - Kitchen

The monastery kitchen is a place of warmth and wholehearted service. With stoves burning and aromas in the air, volunteers mindfully prepare each meal as an offering of compassion and joy. Beyond nourishment, it conveys care and kindness, making all feel at home and nourished by the Dharma.

Basement Two - Carpark

A small parking area is located in the basement. Though space is limited, it meets visitors’ needs, offering convenience and peace of mind.