Lin San Temple
The temple combines traditional Feng Shui principles with modern design to create a calming, comfortable and air-conditioned space for visitors.
One unique aspect of Lin San Temple is that it has a rare FREEHOLD title in Singapore. In addition, the temple offers beautifully designed columbarium niches and ancestral tablets that can be pre-ordered by customers.
A comfortable, peaceful, and stylish atmosphere.
A large and dignified hall.
A columbarium that merges traditional Feng Shui principles with modern design.
The hall in which the ancestral tablets are kept is elegantly designed and has a solemen atmosphere.
Why choose Lin San Temple?
FREE HOLD
In the future, the rare freehold Buddhist temple in Singapore will not need to worry about the relocation or renewal of its lease contract, ensuring that the ancestors can rest peacefully.
Location advantage
Lin San Temple is located in the city center of Singapore, in the neighborhood of Geylang. It is easily accessible by public transportation, being a 12-minute walk from Aljunied MRT station and served by many buses.
Pre-order offers
Lin San Temple is currently undergoing reconstruction and is expected to be finished by the end of this year. Pre-orders for columbarium niches and ancestral tablets are currently being accepted at a favorable price, so don't miss this opportunity.
0% interest installment
Lin San Temple offers 0% interest installments for up to 48 months to make it easier for customers to plan ahead for themselves or their family members.
Dynasty 2 (ancestral tablet room) and Dynasty 3 (columbarium niche room) are already launch to customers for pre-order in May 2021, while Dynasty 1 (columbarium niche room) is launch to customers for pre-order in June 2022.
2023 January Promotion
Dynasty 2 Ancestral Tablet January Promotion
–$2000 discount for ancestral tablet.
-If you have the ability to give 50% DOWNPAYMENT, you will get an additional $500 discount.
-If you have the ability to give FULLPAYMENT, you will get an additional $1000 discount.
