Nirvana Memorial Garden富贵山庄
Singapore's first privatised columbarium holds 80,000 niches across three blocks on Old Choa Chu Kang Road. Its halls range from a traditional temple-style hall to modern suites with lounges, and families can choose a new niche or one listed for resale.
About the Garden
A place designed with care for every generation
The garden offers a peaceful, comforting environment where families can honour their loved ones. Thoughtfully planned and beautifully maintained, it provides a serene space for remembrance, today and for generations to come.
99-year lease
In 2016 the land lease was extended from 2029 to 2098, a full 99‑year tenure.
Air-conditioned halls
Every block is air-conditioned, with two floors of funeral parlours. Block B adds a main prayer hall, lounges and a café.
Suites for every faith
Buddhist, Taoist, Christian and free-thinker suites, from single and double niches to family suites.
Feng shui setting
The garden faces southeast on a Toad's Lair (蟾蜍穴) site, a formation that stands for prosperity, and its niches are laid out by feng shui principles.
Milestones
Since 2009 the garden has been part of Nirvana Asia Group, founded in Malaysia in 1990.
2009
Nirvana Asia Group begins operating Nirvana Memorial Garden on Old Choa Chu Kang Road.
2012
Asia Funeral Expo awards: Asia Outstanding Brand in the Funeral Services Industry, and Asia Outstanding Award in Multi-National Expansion.
2016
The land lease is extended from 2029 to 2098.
2018
Named the Largest Bereavement Company in Singapore by the Singapore Book of Records.
2023
Lin San Temple in Geylang, rebuilt with the garden, opens with freehold niches and ancestral tablets.
聚仙殿Block AJu Xian Hall
A traditional-style hall built around a towering golden statue of Amitabha Buddha, ringed by bamboo. Its suites range from single and double niches to family suites.
27 suites
Browse all in Block A
大雄宝殿Block BThe Great Hall
The garden's central hall, rebuilt as a nine-storey building with a glass atrium. Besides its suites, it holds the main prayer hall, memorial and farewell halls, and a top-floor meditation hall with a café.
11 suites
Browse all in Block B
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聚福殿Block CJu Fu Hall
A modern block with the widest choice of suites: Buddhist and non-denominational, single and double niches, and family suites. Suite 72 was designed to take in natural daylight.
27 suites
Browse all in Block C
Ancestral Tablets
For families who keep no altar at home, or want a second place to pay respects, the garden enshrines ancestral tablets in its air-conditioned halls.
- More than ten designs to choose from.
- Up to four names, or two names and two photos. Some suites take six names and two photos, or four of each.
- A one-time maintenance fee, with no annual fees.
- Prayers on your behalf at festivals, when the family cannot attend.
- Held on the garden's lease, to 2098.
Through the Year
The garden holds gatherings and prayer ceremonies for families through the year.
Chinese New Year gathering
Urn placement blessing ceremony
Qing Ming and Zhong Yuan prayers
Festival prayers on your behalf
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I resell a niche later?
Yes. GoReach lists niches for resale on this site and in its app, and every listing is reviewed before it goes live.
Can you collect the ashes from Mandai?
Yes, if you'd like us to. The ashes are usually ready at Mandai the day after cremation. We can collect them and bring them to the garden for the installation, or you can collect them yourselves and meet us there. Family are welcome to attend the installation either way.
Are prices listed online?
Resale prices are, on each suite's page. A new niche is priced by its suite, floor and facing, so we quote for the niche you are considering.
Can I pay in instalments?
Yes. Niches and tablets can be bought with a low down payment and interest-free instalments, which also lock in today's price.
Is there an annual maintenance fee?
No. A one-time fee covers the upkeep: 75% goes to a trust fund managed by Precepts Trustee Limited, and 25% to the garden's maintenance reserves.
What comes free with a niche?
With a niche at the garden: 49 days of Ji Ling service, with two meals and a tea offering each day, the inurnment, and a departure ceremony.
Do the tablets suit any faith?
Yes. The tablets accommodate the ancestral rites of different cultures and faiths.
Visiting the Garden
- Address
- 950 Old Choa Chu Kang Road, Singapore 699816
- Open
- Every day, public holidays included, with 24-hour security
- Parking
- Free, in a basement car park linking all three blocks
- Bus
- 975
- Free shuttle
- From Boon Lay MRT (Exit C), hourly 9.45am to 3.45pm (12.45pm on weekends and public holidays only). Last bus back 4.45pm.
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