Explore Unity in Diversity: Discover Social Defense at Singapore’s Iconic Religious Landmarks Of the Nation’s 4 largest religions
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Join us for an enriching journey through Singapore’s diverse cultural and spiritual tapestry and learn about 4 of the largest religion in Singapore through a guided tour of their workship places. Open to all current SVs, alumni SVs, HQ staff, friends, and family. All tours will be child-friendly. To register, join the self-add WhatsApp group to confirm your place.
This Tour
🕌 Oct 20th 1000-1200 @ Sultan Mosque: Discover the architectural splendor and historical significance of Sultan Mosque, a centerpiece of the Kampong Glam district. With its massive golden dome and intricate glasswork, this mosque originally built in 1824, has stood the test of time, reflecting the rich Islamic heritage and the harmonious coexistence of different cultures.
Other dates in the series
⛪ July 6th 1000-1130 @ St Andrew’s Cathedral: Explore this stunning Anglican cathedral, known for its rich colonial history and striking neo-gothic architecture. Located in the heart of the city, St Andrew’s Cathedral is not only the largest cathedral in Singapore but also a symbol of resilience, having been rebuilt after lightning strikes and wartime damage.
🏮 Aug 25th 1400-1600 @ Thian Hock Keng Temple: Visit Singapore’s oldest Chinese temple and marvel at its intricate carvings and vibrant heritage. Built in the traditional Southern Chinese architectural style without the use of nails, Thian Hock Keng Temple stands as a testament to the early Hokkien immigrants’ gratitude for safe passage across the seas.
🛕 Sept 15th 1000-1200 @ Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple: Experience the vibrant colors and intricate sculptures of this Hindu temple, dedicated to the goddess Kali. Situated in the lively district of Little India, Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple captivates visitors with its ornate gopuram (tower) and the deep spiritual significance embedded in its centuries-old traditions.