Lin San Temple (灵山寺) is a Buddhist temple at 27 Lorong 12 Geylang, Singapore. Founded in the 1960s, it developed under Venerable Seang Heng, who initiated its reconstruction ceremony in 1973 and supported Buddhist learning and charitable activities.
Following community fundraising and a collaboration with Nirvana Memorial Garden (Singapore) in 2020, the temple completed its reconstruction in 2023. Its three-storey, fully air-conditioned building offers a quiet setting for Buddhist practice, freehold columbarium niches and ancestral tablets.
Rooted in Dharma and community.
Niches and ancestral tablets.
Freehold columbarium niche collections within Lin San Temple’s fully air-conditioned Buddhist setting.
A collection shaped by the Buddhist symbolism of Liu Li and the white lotus, offering families a tranquil place for remembrance.
Rose-gold and white finishes give Imperial 3 its own visual identity, with niche interiors designed for elegance and serenity.
Two distinct ancestral tablet collections honour family heritage. Both are described as accommodating up to four engraved names and photographs.
Golden pedestal tablets pay tribute to the Seven Treasures and sit within the temple’s inner sanctum.
A contemporary ancestral tablet collection that combines modern elegance with a reverent setting associated with Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva.
Lin San Temple is at 27 Lorong 12 Geylang, Singapore 399004. Its website lists opening hours as 9 am–6 pm, Monday to Sunday. Confirm special closures before visiting.
The website lists columbarium niches in Dynasty 1 and 3 Suites and Imperial 3 Suite, and ancestral pedestals in Dynasty 2 and Imperial 2. Funeral Service and Prayer Services are marked Coming Soon; confirm availability directly.
The temple’s About Us page describes its columbarium niches as freehold. Enquire about the specific arrangement, documentation, available positions and current prices before booking.
Dynasty 1 and 3 niches feature a Liu Li Buddha seated on a white lotus. Imperial 3 is described with rose-gold and white finishes and elegant interiors. Arrange a viewing to compare the collections.
The Dynasty 2 and Imperial 2 pages state that each pedestal tablet can hold up to four engraved names and photographs. Confirm inscription and photograph requirements when enquiring.
Use the form below to contact our Nirvana Singapore team about a viewing, columbarium niche or ancestral pedestal. The temple website also lists +65 6331 2888 for phone enquiries and +65 8208 3034 for WhatsApp. Confirm current prices and availability before booking.
Arrange a viewing or ask about columbarium niches and ancestral pedestal tablets.
Our Nirvana Singapore team can assist with Lin San Temple enquiries and viewing arrangements. Tell us which collection interests you and your preferred date.