About Our Temple

Established in 1901 in Ladang Batu 6, Seremban, this shrine originated when a few laborers worshipped a Datuk statue and a trident in the fields of the farm. Mr. Vijayasingam erected a small hut in 1973 for the farm laborers to use as a place of worship, positioning the statues of Datuk and Lord Muniswarar beneath it. In 1980, a modest temple dedicated to Goddess Rajakaliamman was built, and her statue was installed within. In 1990, thanks to a contribution from the Nagasakthi developer, a unique cement temple was constructed for Lord Muniswarar and Datuk. Mr. Vijayasingam has since dedicated efforts to revitalize and enhance the temple. A separate shrine for Goddess Rajakaliamman was completed in 2005, and the inaugural Kumbhabishegam took place in 2008. In 2014, the temple celebrated its second Kumbhabishegam with grandeur after constructing independent temples for Datuk and Lord Muniswarar. Subsequently, in 2020, dedicated temples were built for Lord Anjeneyar and Goddess Nagamma. Presently, the temple holds significant importance as a place of worship for the local community.