Arulmigu Sri Rajakaliamman Glass Temple - Johor Bahru

Deities in a temple were all walls and ceiling are made of glass tiles.

Sultan Abu Bakar Mosque - Johor Bahru

The mosque was built between 1892 and 1900 under the direction of Sultan Abu Bakar. His anglophile sentiments are clearly visible in the colonial English Victorian architecture of the building, with the minarets designed in the form of British 19th century clock towers.

Haw Par Villa - Singapore

Representation of the Goddess of Mercy. Evening lights.

Haw Par Villa - Singapore

A theme park depicting scenes from the Chinese mythology, Haw Par Villa was originally built in 1937 by the Aw brothers, inventors and manufacturers of the well known Tiger Balm. The park has since gone through good and bad days. Some areas are now derelict and closed to visitors.

Armenian Church of Singapore

The Armenian Apostolic Church of St. Gregory the Illuminator is the first Christian church built in Singapore in 1835. 

The vaulted ceiling and cupola are based on traditional Armenian Church architecture.

Within the quiet tropical garden surrounding the church lie tomb markings of Armenians who died in Singapore.  The tombstones were transported here in the early 1970’s from the Bukit Timah Cemetery.

Cheng Hoon Teng Temple - Melaka

The largest Taoist temple in Melaka. Built in 1645 by Kapitan Lee Wei King with building materials imported from China, Cheng Hoon Teng served as the main place of worship for the local Hokkien community. In 2003, Cheng Hoon Teng was awarded a UNESCO award for outstanding architectural restoration.

E - SPIRITuality

A Prayer At The Buddhist Temple

A pause for a prayer - Within a Buddhist temple in Singapore.