13, 20 Aug 2022 | 1000-1130
Silat Road Sikh Temple with Hardip Kaur
Gain greater insight into Sikhism by joining Sikh devotee Hardip Kaur on a soul-nourishing tour of the gurdwara.
About the Programme
What you’ll do
Meet your host
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What you’ll do:
A sacred place of worship for Sikh devotees all across Singapore- join Hardip Kaur on an intimate tour of the temple and learn more about the unique prayers and practices of Sikhism!
Introduce yourself
My name is Hardip Kaur Gill and I am 72 years old this year. I was born and raised here in Singapore. Currently I am a volunteer in our Sikh religious Institution, the Sikh Centre.
To me, Home is…
this multicultural society we live in where there is peace and harmony. Home is where I can practise my beliefs.
How does your religion cultivate a sense of community and home?
My religion respects all religions. We do a supplication to the Almighty for the wellbeing of all humanity. Selfless service is one of our principles and I practise this by being a docent to explain to all visitors to our place of worship.
About the Silat Road Sikh Temple
The Silat Road Sikh Temple (also known as Gurdwara Sahib Silat Road) on Jalan Bukit Merah was completed in 1924 using money raised by the Sikh community in Singapore and Malaya. The Central Sikh Gurdwara, the Gurdwara Sahib Silat Road and the Sikh Centre are all managed by the Central Sikh Gurdwara Board (CSGB) which runs the day-to-day operations of these religious and community sites. The CSGB is also engaged in reaching out to the local Sikh community through music, aerobics and even taekwondo events! The Silat Road Sikh Temple was declared a historic site in 1999.
Website: https://sikhs.org.sg/about-srst/
Attire
- Participants should be dressed respectfully in smart casual (i.e. collared shirt, long pants and covered shoes). Sleeveless attire, shorts/miniskirts or sandals are strictly not allowed.
- Participants will be denied entry if they dress inappropriately.
What to bring
- Participants should bring along an umbrella and a bottle of water.
- Participants should refrain from bringing cigarettes, alcohol and meat products into the Sikh temple.
- Participants are encouraged to bring their own earphones (with a standard 3.5mm audio jack) as radio guides will be used for the tour.
- Asthmatic individuals are encouraged to bring their inhaler.
Parking availability
Parking is unavailable at the event premises. The nearest carpark is at 1-2 Spooner Road, Bukit Merah, Singapore 168789. (Approx. 7 min)
Programme Details
Date(s) and Time(s)
Ticket Price
(excluding Eventbrite service fee)
$10
$10
Meeting Point
Entrance of Silat Road Sikh Temple (8 Jalan Bukit Merah, Silat Road Sikh Temple, Singapore 169541)
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About the programme
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Date and Time
Sat, 13 August
10:00 - 11:30
Sat, 20 August
10:00 - 11:30
Programme Details
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Ticket Price
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Meeting Point
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Instructions
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MEET THE HOST!
Meet your host
Introduce yourself
My name is Hardip Kaur Gill and I am 72 years old this year. I was born and raised here in Singapore. Currently I am a volunteer in our Sikh religious Institution, the Sikh Centre.
To me, Home is…
this multicultural society we live in where there is peace and harmony. Home is where I can practise my beliefs.
How does your religion cultivate a sense of community and home?
My religion respects all religions. We do a supplication to the Almighty for the wellbeing of all humanity. Selfless service is one of our principles and I practise this by being a docent to explain to all visitors to our place of worship.
About the Silat Road Sikh Temple
The Silat Road Sikh Temple (also known as Gurdwara Sahib Silat Road) on Jalan Bukit Merah was completed in 1924 using money raised by the Sikh community in Singapore and Malaya. The Central Sikh Gurdwara, the Gurdwara Sahib Silat Road and the Sikh Centre are all managed by the Central Sikh Gurdwara Board (CSGB) which runs the day-to-day operations of these religious and community sites. The CSGB is also engaged in reaching out to the local Sikh community through music, aerobics and even taekwondo events! The Silat Road Sikh Temple was declared a historic site in 1999.
Website: https://sikhs.org.sg/about-srst/
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More Details
Attire
- Participants should be dressed respectfully in smart casual (i.e. collared shirt, long pants and covered shoes). Sleeveless attire, shorts/miniskirts or sandals are strictly not allowed.
- Participants will be denied entry if they dress inappropriately.
What to bring
- Participants should bring along an umbrella and a bottle of water.
- Participants should refrain from bringing cigarettes, alcohol and meat products into the Sikh temple.
- Participants are encouraged to bring their own earphones (with a standard 3.5mm audio jack) as radio guides will be used for the tour.
- Asthmatic individuals are encouraged to bring their inhaler.
Parking availability
Parking is unavailable at the event premises. The nearest carpark is at 1-2 Spooner Road, Bukit Merah, Singapore 168789. (Approx. 7 min)
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