When there on a saturday. It is an old temple. it was nice o go thee as it was different from the other temples we have been too.

we had the scoop of the "moving of the Deity" early once morning - so ventured out at 6.30am to watch the procession - it was a great experience to see everyone with their offerings and paying their respects.

This is probably the oldest Hindu temple in the country. well maintained. Small though. Main deity is the Vinayagar and the other deities are Sivan and Murugan, Amman and Ramar.

this is the oldest hindu temple situated in the busy jonker street. although jonker street is super busy and noisy, the minute you enter this temple you immediately feel a positive energy being surrounded. the hindus believe that the elephant god known as lord ganesha is the remover of all obstacles and that is exactly what you feel when you... More

We went initially to see the temple, ventured inside as it was not "puja" time and took a few good photos. The priest were busy preparing for some special prayers the next day, and allowed us to see some the preparation. Went back in the evening for "puja" which is held at twice a day, 6 am and 6 pm.... More

Airy, spacious, calm, clean but with pretty naff displays. Nonetheless, if you like architecture you will be busy trying to figure out how this was built and has endured for so long. Definitely worth seeing.

Found this while wandering about in the early evening...some pretty hectic drumming ws taking place for a special occasion. Friendly, interesting & some good photo opps

i was glad to find Vinaya Temple in Melaka. Devotees can always go there to pray and people who want to know about Hindu religion can visit too.

The Temple is really nice. Built long back by a Tamil Chitty Business man , this temple shows the Cultural aspects of Tamils and Chitty people who are in Malacca.