Posted 1 year ago by playfast in response to 
katia's question:
katia's question: I would like to visit some Singaporean temples from Little China. Who can share his opinions about any of them with me?(give a different answer) .
While visiting Chinatown I entered Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya temple, also known as temple of 1000 lights. It is on 366 Race Course street. I recommend it because you're gonna see a giant Buddha statue (it's around 15m high, and 300 tonne) surrounded by many yellow tigers. That's the main attraction. You can visit it only between 8am and 4.45pm.
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