Sri Viramakaliamman Temple ( there. ஸ்ரீ வீரமாகாளியம்மன் கோவில் ; China .: 维拉马卡卡 拉曼 庙) is a Hindu temple ( there. கோவில் - “carpet”), located in the center of Asia Minor in southern Singapore .
| Temple | |
| Sri Viramakaliamman Temple | |
|---|---|
| Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple | |
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| A country |  Singapore |
| City | 141 Serangun Road , Lesser India, Singapore |
| Denomination | Hinduism |
| Architectural style | Hindu architecture |
| Established | 1881 |
| Site | sriveeramakaliamman.com |
The temple of Sri Viramakaliamman is dedicated to the Hindu goddess Kali , the cruel incarnation of Shakti and the wife of the god Shiva , Parvati . Kali has always been highly revered in Bengal , where the people who built this temple in 1881 were born.
In the temple there is a statue of the goddess Kali with many arms and legs, and in each she holds a military weapon. In the main altar there is a black statue of Kali with sons on both sides - the elephant-headed Ganesha and Skanda , the baby god on horseback on a peacock. On Tuesdays and Fridays (holy days), the temple is especially crowded.
The temple was built in the South Indian Tamil style, prevalent in Tamil Nadu , not being like temples dedicated to Kali and located in the north-east of India, in Bengal, in the area where its cult is especially popular.