The three venues at a glance
| Lin San Temple 灵山寺 | Thian Leng 天灵总道堂 | Nirvana 富贵山庄 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Area | Geylang (east) | Changi Road (east) | Choa Chu Kang (north-west) |
| Setting | Buddhist temple | Temple | Memorial park |
| Nearby estates (examples) | Aljunied, MacPherson, Sims, Kallang | Eunos, Kembangan, Geylang Serai, Bedok | Choa Chu Kang, Bukit Panjang, Yew Tee, Boon Lay |
| Guide | Read | Read | Read |
Three questions to talk over as a family
- Who will visit most often, and where do they live?
- Would your parents prefer a temple with chanting and prayers, or a quieter park setting?
- Do you want a niche, an ancestral tablet, or both?
Why not simply choose the nearest?
Distance matters, but it is not everything. Some families want relatives from other parts of Singapore to visit easily too; others care most about the setting or the prayer sessions. Benjamin can lay out the options side by side so you can decide calmly.
Preview only. These points will be confirmed with Benjamin before the site goes live:
- Benjamin to confirm, per temple, which services he can arrange.
Common questions
Which venues are in the east?
Lin San Temple (Lorong 12 Geylang) and Thian Leng Chong Toh Tong (472 Changi Road).
Can Benjamin help with all three?
He discusses all three. Which services he can arrange at each temple is being confirmed.




