A Day of Divine in Melaka

5am: Meet and greet by our tour leader at pick up point from SSTA Office. Bus will depart at 5am

7am: Visit SannasimalaiAndavarTirukkovil Melaka. This harmoniously divine temple has its origins intricately belonging to a mysterious ‘jeevasamadhi’ (spiritual tomb) of an unknown Hindu saint from India.  Upon entering the premise of the temple, you will feel the spiritual energy reverberating from the ‘jeevasamadhi’ wafting fragrantly throughout this holy place, as though allowing devotees to breathe gallons of ‘moksha’ (self-realisation of the soul). Breakfast will provide at Temple

9am: Visit Sri PoyyathaVinayagaMoorthy Temple. Sri PoyyathaVinayagarMoorthi Temple is one of the first Hindu temples built in Malaysia. Opened in 1781, the rectangular-shaped temple is on a plot of land that was donated by the religiously tolerant Dutch back in the day and features a Dutch architectural style.

11am: Procced to Sri Ramakrishna Ashram. Sri Ramakrishna Ashram was founded around 1961 by the late Dr Rama. It started blooming when Mr. R. Govindasamy, a Tamil school teacher from Limbongan, Malacca took over the management. He was known to be a devotee and loyal practitioner of the teachings of Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa. He performed pooja in various temples, residence and wherever his services are needed. Lunch will provide at the ashram.  1pm: Proceed for shopping at Jonker Street Melaka. 

2.30pm: Visit Sri AsthaThasa Puja Kaliamman Temple Durian Tunggal. Sri AsdhaThasa Puja KaliammanAlayam was started by Siva Sri Shanmuganathan in the year 1999. It was first located at the temple priest’s house who is known as AMMA. The temple was well known for ARUL VAAKKU. After few years, temple was well established and a bigger temple was built in the location Air Semubok, Durian Tunggal, Malacca on 8th of August 2002. Sri AshdaThasa Puja Kaliamman Temple conducts prayers, poojas that attracts many walk of life.

4pm: Back to Klang