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The gate on Jalan Eunos has been open since 1960. We'd rather answer a small question than have you hesitate outside it.

Plan your first visit What a Sunday looks like

Announcement · 25 Jul 2026

Read Issue 14 of MV Newsletter online

Our July 2026 newsletter is now on the website, article by article: the parable of the two acrobats, a retreat on the precepts, and Vesak Day in pictures.

Upcoming · 2 Aug

Chanting Classes 2026

Sunday 2 August 2026 · 8.00pm to 9.30pm · Sunday 12.30pm to 1.30pm · Mangala Vihara

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Upcoming · 5 Aug

Meditation Practice, August 2026 Intake

Wednesday 5 August 2026 · 8.00pm to 9.30pm · Shrine Hall

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Upcoming · 19 Aug

Introduction to Buddhism Course, 31st Intake

Wednesday 19 August 2026 · 7.30pm to 9.30pm · Mangala Vihara

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Upcoming events

Festivals, pujas and gatherings, the soonest first.

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Also this week

Regular services and classes, all welcome. Services are drop-in; some classes ask you to register first.
Day	Time	What	Where
Sunday	9.30am	Sunday Dhamma School , for children	Classrooms
Sunday	11.00am	Public pūjā , chanting, meditation, a short talk · the easiest first visit	Shrine Hall
Thursday	7.30pm	Sutta study , with the Dhamma Fellowship	Chew Quee Neo Hall
Wednesday	8.00pm	Meditation class , beginners welcome	Shrine Hall

First time at a Buddhist temple? Come as you are.

We'll walk you through what to wear, what to bring (nothing is required), and what happens during a pūjā, so you can arrive relaxed and just take it in. Bringing children? The Sunday Dhamma School at 9.30am is a gentle way in.

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Mangala Vihara runs on the generosity of its community, your gift keeps the daily pūjā, the Sunday Dhamma School and the shrine going.

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Our heritage

Explore the temple

The Jayasiri Murals

Seven scenes from the life of the Buddha, hand-painted on our shrine-hall walls in 1994 by Sri Lankan master Kalasuri Jayasiri Semage, and still used to teach the Sunday Dhamma School.

The Enshrined Relics

Sacred sarīrika (bodily) relics gifted from Sri Lanka, enshrined at the heart of the temple.

The Bodhi Tree

Grown from the sacred Bodhi tree at Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka, itself a descendant of the original tree at Bodh Gaya, under which the Buddha attained enlightenment.