
Vesak
Flowers, bathing rituals, lamps and devotional activities bring the community together in remembrance of the Buddha.
This website brings together the temple, its Chief Abbot, Dhamma resources, ceremonies, Sangha leadership, community life, news, photographs and visitor information.
Wat Buddhaguna 佛恩寺 · วัดพุทธคุณ is a place where the Sangha and lay community come together for Dhamma, chanting, blessings, merit-making, Buddhist festivals and fellowship.
Under the spiritual guidance of Venerable Seck Kong Hian, the temple preserves Buddhist tradition while serving devotees in contemporary Singapore.

Venerable Seck Kong Hian is the Chief Abbot of Wat Buddhaguna and serves as President of the Thai Sangha Council in Singapore. Through temple stewardship, Buddhist ceremonies, guidance and Sangha leadership, he has become an important spiritual presence within the temple community and the wider Thai Buddhist community in Singapore.
His Buddhist lineage is connected to Grand Master Hong Choon, whom Venerable Kong Hian has personally identified as his master. This lineage is visibly honoured within Wat Buddhaguna.
Approved teachings can be published here over time, allowing visitors to return regularly for Dhamma and making the website useful beyond event information.
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Sunday, 8 November 2026
Chui Huay Lim Club (Hall A)
190 Keng Lee Road, Singapore 308409
11:30 AM Lunch for devotees
1:00 PM Chanting of Suttas led by Bhikkhus
2:00 PM Offering of Kathina robes and requisites

Flowers, bathing rituals, lamps and devotional activities bring the community together in remembrance of the Buddha.

The annual robe-offering ceremony expresses gratitude, generosity and support for the Sangha.
Venerable Seck Kong Hian also serves as President of the Thai Sangha Council in Singapore, connecting Wat Buddhaguna with the wider Thai Buddhist monastic community and important religious observances.
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Programme, venue, countdown and calendar information for the upcoming ceremony.
Explore Vesak, Kathina, blessings and the temple's annual Buddhist observances.
Selected monastic gatherings, Buddhist fellowship and community activities.
Wat Buddhaguna is sustained by a living relationship between monks, devotees, families, visitors and Buddhist communities. The temple's photographs show religious gatherings, community participation and the wider relationships surrounding Venerable Kong Hian's Buddhist service.
Community & Service

Visitors can use the map below to locate Wat Buddhaguna, or open Google Maps directly for turn-by-turn navigation.
Kembangan MRT (EW6) is the nearest station. The temple is approximately a short 3–5 minute walk from the station.
Set the destination to “27 Jalan Senyum, Singapore 418151” for direct drop-off near the temple entrance.
Use the Google Maps navigation button above. Parking availability in the immediate area can vary, especially during major ceremonies.
Dress modestly, enter quietly and follow guidance from the Sangha or temple volunteers during ceremonies.