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Be A Part of the New Changi Sree Ramar Temple
A Vision Rooted in Faith
Sree Ramar Temple is a living legacy to Singapore’s multi cultural society and the timeless values of devotion, dharma and seva.
A Spiritual Oasis for All in the Heart of Changi Village
A Spiritual Oasis for All in the Heart of Changi Village
- A true spiritual oasis that welcomes devotees from all walks of life
- Houses a diverse range of deities: Hanuman, Ramar, Buddha, Quan Yin and more
- Reflects true inclusiveness by honouring Saivaite, Vaishnavaite, Buddhist and Chinese traditions
- A unifying sacred space for Changi’s diverse community.
Conforms to ancient Hindu Temple Architectural Science
Conforms to ancient Hindu Temple Architectural Science
- Temple will be east-facing
- Sanctum Sanctorum structures
- Elevated sanctums
- 21 ft Hanuman will be south-facing (currently north-facing)
- Installation of a specially crafted 16 ft teak Kodimaram with silver cladding and intricate decorative designs, including silver bells
Prioritise Spiritual Needs & Devotee Comfort
Prioritise Spiritual Needs & Devotee Comfort
- Prioritise Spiritual Needs & Devotee Comfort: Main Temple Hall is 10,000 sq ft (nearly 3 times bigger than the current hall)
- Meditation hall is open to all
- Natural lighting and good ventilation
- Selected wellness activities conducted in the hall
- Ample space for circumambulation around all deities
Sustainable and blends seamlessly with the Changi Village ecosystem
Sustainable and blends seamlessly with the Changi Village ecosystem
- Sandstone-inspired colour scheme that complements the Changi Village environment
- LED lighting for energy savings
- Design optimised for maximum natural light and cross-ventilation
- Jasmine flower motif integrated into fence façade, reflecting Hindu identity
- Temple is fully accessible to elderly devotees and persons with disabilities
Special Architectural & Cultural Features
Special Architectural & Cultural Features
- The entrance tower is inspired by the current Temple’s entrance
- Temple entrance tower rises three storeys high
- The tower will feature a full-colour carved Ramar Pattabishekam motif
- The tower adds grandeur and prominence to the Temple’s main entrance
- The tower blends South and North Indian architectural elements, with unique Singaporean architectural touches
- Paying homage to Singapore’s multi-religious ethos, Quan Yin and Buddha are integrated into the Temple
- The 10 avatars of Lord Vishnu will adorn the front perimeter of the Temple
- Each avatar is specially sculpted from a single block of white marble and rises to 4 ft
- Every avatar is housed in its own alcove along the Temple façade
- Ramar is the 7th avatar in the Dashavataram
- Specially crafted 38 stained-glass panels showcasing the story of Ramar
- The stained-glass panels pay homage to multi-racial Singapore
- Colonial inspired ornamental border reflecting Singapore’s architectural heritage
A Sanctuary for Seva regardless of race or religion
A Sanctuary for Seva regardless of race or religion
- A long-standing sanctuary of Seva for all, regardless of race or religion
- Supports families, youths, seniors and vulnerable groups through sustained community programmes
- Driven by dedicated volunteers from all walks of life
- A commitment to compassion, dignity and service for the wider community
From Tradition to Transformation
| Main Temple - Built-up Area | 323.00 m² | 997.26 m² |
| Ancillary Building-Site | 1,206.00 m² | 1, 101.8 m² |
| Ancillary - Built-up Area | 422.00 m² | 1,730.00 m² |
| Deities Worshipped | Vaishnavaite & Saivaite | Vaishnavaite & Saivaite (same deities; existing statues will be reinstalled) |
| Additional Halls | Event / Dining Hall only | Multipurpose Hall & Dedicated Meditation Additional Halls Event / Dining Hall only Hall |
| Arthamandabam (Sanctum sanctorum) | Not included | Included |
| Kodimaram | Absent | Present |
| Anjaneyar Orientation | Faces North | Faces South |
Donation & Sponsorship Opportunities
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One-Square-Foot Sponsorships
Be a part of the temple's foundation by sponsoring 1 sq ft of the new building. An accessible way for every devotee to contribute to this sacred redevelopment
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Sanctum Sponsorships
Honour your family with a sacred, Agamic-aligned sanctum dedication. These are limited, high-impact sponsorships with lasting spiritual significance.
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Multi-Purpose Hall Sponsorship
Support the new Multi-Purpose Hall, a space for community gatherings, cultural events, and spiritual activities.
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Silver Item Sponsorships
Sponsor essential silver temple items used in rituals and ceremonies. Each item carries deep spiritual symbolism
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General Donations
Contribute any amount towards construction, heritage preservation, and the long-term development of Sree Ramar Temple.
Honouring Our Donors
Get Etched in the Temple’s History
As a gesture of immense gratitude, donors will receive:
- Name recognition on the temple electronic donor wall
- Special invitation to the Temple’s consecration ceremony (for major donors)
- Annual prayer service dedicated to major donors
- A lasting place in the temple’s published records and community memory
Frequently Asked Questions
About the new temple
The government requires the current land for infrastructure expansion as part of national projects. Therefore, Sree Ramar Temple needs to be relocated, and a new temple will be built.
The current temple will be demolished. The temple’s deities will be relocated to a temporary site, where prayers and services will continue without any disruptions to our devotees.
The new temple will include a four-story ancillary building, which will feature a mediation hall, staff quarters, kitchen, administrative office, and parking facilities. Additionally, the temple will have stained glass panels depicting the story of the Ramayana, allowing natural light to illuminate the space.
The new temple will include a multi-purpose hall. Once the temple is built, the committee will explore conducting vocal and dance lessons, bhajans, and cultural events.
Yes, the new temple will have ramps and a lift to ensure accessibility for all devotees.
The design of the new temple aims to preserve the traditional Singaporean aesthetic while incorporating the north-south architectural alignment, blending both cultural and temple architectural elements.
Yes, all existing deities Sree Seetha Ramar, Sree Mahalakshmi, Sree Vishnu Durgai, Sree Sundara Vinayagar, Sree Vishwaroopa Anjeneyar, Sree Krishna Nagar, Sree Ramalingeshwarar, Sree Parvathavarthini Amman, Sree Bhuvaneshwari Amman, Sree Dakshinamurthy, Sree Panjamukha Vinayagar, Sree Arasamara Vinayagar, Sree Muthu Mariamman, Sree Chandhigeswarar, Sree Nandhigewarar, Sree Athma Lingam, Lord Buddha, Quan Yin will be moved to the new temple.
No, no new deities will be added.
Services and Prayers
The current services will continue as usual. Any new seva (services) will be announced via our social media platforms and temple information boards/displays screens.
No, there will be no disruptions to prayers and services during construction.
Temporary Location
The new temple will be located adjacent to the current temple premises on the open field.
A temporary location is necessary to accommodate the temple during the construction of the new building. The Balasthapanam will be established to house the deities and continue normal poojas until the new temple is completed.
The temple will continue operating from its temporary location until the completion of the new premises, anticipated in 2030.
The new temple will not have dedicated parking spaces due to space constraints. However, parking is available in the surrounding area.
Donations and Fundraising
Yes, we will be organizing various fundraising campaigns. Details of these fundraising activities will be shared through our outreach channels, including social media pages, the temple’s website, and advertisements around the temple. Your support is invaluable in making this project a success.
The estimated cost of construction is $20 million.
Audits will be conducted, and the information will be shared with the public. The Management Committee will oversee the process to ensure transparency and proper fund management.
Donors will receive:
- A thank-you letter from the Temple President.
- Acknowledgment of their contributions on the temple’s website, donor board, and in the Annual Reports.
- Special prayers for donors and their families.
- Plaque for significant donors
The temple management has engaged a construction company and a traditional temple architect (Sthabathy) to build and design the temple according to Hindu Temple guidelines. Devotees are welcome to sponsor specific items.
Yes, those who wish to sponsor specific items can contact the temple administration for guidance.
Yes, devotees are welcome to sponsor sanctums. A plaque acknowledging the sponsorship will be placed at the sanctum.
We welcome donations of any amount. Donors can contribute through one-time donations, a monthly GIRO scheme, online donations, or via the donation box at the temple.
No. Sree Ramar Temple is not recognised as an Institutions of a Public Character (IPCs).
Come join us on this sacred journey.
May you and your loved ones be showered with the blessings of Sree Seetha Ramar