Nagore Durgha Shrine Review

Around 1828, the historic shrine built by Muslims from southern India. From the original timber to the present building, it was rebuilt several times and may be the oldest religious monument in Singapore. Unfortunately, when I went, the Nagodka Temple was closed.

Going too early, no door opened, but the building is very distinctive, if you have the opportunity to ask someone to say it is worth it

The Nagodka Palace is actually very small, more like a religious museum, there is only one staff member, very enthusiastically explained, and sent a book promoting teachings before leaving.

The Nagodka Temple is very close to the famous Chinatown, which has been established for more than 100 years. It is a holy place belonging to South Indian Muslims. The building looks like a classical design style. There are some carvings on the exterior wall. It is a very beautiful European-style building.

The Nagodka Temple is one of the earliest mosques in Singapore. Now it is a national historical monument in Singapore, and you can come here to see it when you have time.