MRT · Green line
Eunos (EW7)
4 min walk · 350m
- Take Exit A
- Walk south along Jalan Eunos
- Temple is on your left, past Jalan Ubi
Step-free from station to our side gate.
Visit us
Getting here
We're easy to reach from anywhere in Singapore, four minutes' walk from Eunos MRT, with several bus routes at the door and parking in the temple grounds for those who drive.
Interactive map · the pin marks the temple gate on Jalan Eunos
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How to arrive
Bus
Stop at the gate
Stop 82179 · Bef Lor Marzuki
- Services 22, 60, 65, 93, 155
- Alight just after Eunos Interchange
- Cross with the pedestrian signal
Sheltered walk from the stop to the main gate.
By car
Parking on site
~12 lots · free for visitors
- Enter via the main gate on Jalan Eunos
- Fills during Sunday pūjā, arrive by 10.20am
- Overflow at HDB lots along Jalan Ubi
Volunteer marshals help on busy days.
Ride-hail / taxi
Drop-off at the gate
Pin: Mangala Vihara Temple
- Ask for 30 Jalan Eunos
- Drop-off bay inside the main gate
- Step-free path to the Shrine Hall
Wheelchair-accessible taxis are widely available.
Accessibility
Wheelchair & mobility access
The grounds are largely step-free. If you'd like a volunteer to meet you on arrival, do let us know in advance.
- Step-free ramp to the Shrine HallThere is a ramp. Call ahead if you would like someone to meet you at the entrance.
- Seating in the hallChairs at the back; floor mats and cushions at the front.
- Large-print bookletsAvailable on request.
- Anything else — please call firstWe are checking the rest of our access details with the temple and would rather say so than guess. For an accessible toilet, a hearing loop, or somewhere quiet to step out, call +65 6744 4285 before you travel and we will tell you exactly what we have.
Opening hours
When we're open
The Shrine Hall is open daily for quiet devotion. Staffed hours and scheduled services are below.
Daily
7am – 9.30pm
Shrine open for quiet devotion (Mon–Sun)
Saturday
6.45pm
Pūjā & Bojjhaṅga Recitation
Sunday
From 9.30am
Dhamma School 9.30am · public pūjā 11.00am · office staffed 10am–1pm
Hours vary a little around festival days, call ahead if you're making a special trip.
First time?
Know what to expect before you arrive
We'll walk you through what happens during a pūjā, what to wear, and what to bring, so your first visit feels easy. There's always someone at reception to greet you.