There are seven Sikh temples or Gurdwaras in this city, with two of them registered under and managed by the Central Sikh Gurdwara Board of Singapore, a gazetted statutory board under Singapore government, as Gurdwaras, and the others come under the purview of the Registrar of Societies as religious societies.
1. Central Sikh Gurdwara

Location: Central Sikh Temple, 2 Towner Road
2. Gurudwara Sahib Silat Road

This Gurdwara is famous for encasing the tombstone of Bhai Maharaj Singh. The most popular Gurdwara in Singapore, it is believed to answer the prayers of the visitors who come to visit this holy temple.
Location: Gurudwara Sahib Silat Road, 8 Jalan Bukit Merah
3. Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha

One of the religious societies in Singapore established in 1918 by Sikh immigrants, this is one of the oldest Gurdwaras in Singapore.
Location: Sri Guru Singh Sabha, 90/92 Wilkie Road, Singapore
4. Gurdwara Silat Road Sikh Center

Inaugurated in 2000, this is a 7-storey building boasting of a host of facilities such as a gym, Sangeet academy, auditorium, library, and even an elder’s room. It also provides classes on understanding and propagating Sikhism and its history.
Location: Gurdwara Silat Road Sikh Center, 8 Jalan Bukit Merah
Other Gurdwaras

There are a few other Gurdwaras in the city, which are as below:
5. Gurdwara Khalsa Dharmak Sabha
Location: 18 Niven Road
6. Gurdwara Pardesi Khalsa
Location: Dharmak Diwan, 9 Lor 29, Geyland
7. Gurdwara Sahib Yishun
Location: 601 Yishun Ring Road
8. Gurdwara Katong Sri Guru Nanak Satsang Sabha
Location: 17, Wilkinson Road
With a paltry population of Sikhs cohabiting with the natives and immigrants of other nations and faiths, Sikhs have been recognised and accepted for their hard work and distinct appearance. When in Singapore, one can definitely stop by one of these Gurdwaras to take in the beauty of these well-made and well-preserved shrines and to savour a meal of langar.