[2025 Singapore Attraction] Travel Guide for Nagore Dargah (Updated May)

The Nagore Dargah shrine has been named a national monument for half a century already. The shrine was set up by the Muslim community when they were travelling from India. The architecture is very unique. It combines the elements of both Indian and Muslim culture together. Within the shrine, you can find a gallery of how the Muslim and Indians worked together and how they developed their communities. There were pagoda shaped like towers built at the sides of the building. The opening hours are from 10am to 5pm daily, except on a Sunday. The location is a few minutes walk from the telok Ayer mrt train station. #mysgmemories #tripblazers

#springitinerary On Day 2 of my Singapore citywalk through Telok Ayer, I came across the striking Nagore Dargah, a national monument that stands as a testament to the city’s multicultural roots. This beautiful building, with its unique blend of Indian-Muslim and classical European architecture, features elegant arched windows, intricate lattice work, and graceful domes. Built in the early 1800s by Chulia Indian Muslims, it once served as a place of worship and a landmark for Tamil Muslim traders. Today, it’s a symbol of harmony and heritage. A quiet yet powerful reminder of Singapore’s diverse history, Nagore Dargah is a must-visit cultural gem.

#springitinerary Wander through the historic streets of Telok Ayer and stumble upon Nagore Dargah, a striking Indo-Islamic monument nestled among modern skyscrapers. Built in the early 1800s by Indian Muslim merchants, this national monument honors Saint Shahul Hamid of Nagore, India. Its distinctive minarets and intricate façade tell stories of Singapore’s diverse religious and cultural roots. The dargah stands as a rare symbol of early South Indian Muslim presence in the city. A visit here enriches any city walk itinerary, offering not only architectural beauty but also a powerful reflection of Singapore’s layered multicultural history and spiritual heritage.

#cherryblossom2024 The Nagore dargah is a place located at the telok Ayer district .It is just a few minutes walk from the blue line of the telok Ayer train station. Do not the opening hours of the place . The Nagore dargah is now a Muslim indian heritage Centre where it the people gathers together to hold events from them to time. I find the architecture design of the building is unique. It is definitely a very good place to take some images of the design of the building and take a look within the heritage Centre.

#winhkflight Nagore Dargah Indian Muslim Heritage Centre is a heritage site in Telok Ayer St, Singapore. It is managed by ND Society under the appointment of MUIS to showcase the history and heritage of the Indian Muslim Community. It is a shrine in Singapore built by Muslims from southern India between 1828 and 1830, and was originally known as Shahul Hamid Dargha. No ticket needed! I want to travel to Hong Kong to explore the cultural heritage and diversity!