Fu Lu Shou Complex

Fu Lu Shou Complex is a six-storey shopping centre at 149 Rochor Road in the Rochor planning area of Singapore, near Bugis. Completed in 1983 and named after the Chinese deities Fu, Lu and Shou representing fortune, prosperity and longevity, it is notable as Singapore's largest centre for Buddhist and Taoist religious goods, crystals, feng shui items and fortune-telling services, attracting both worshippers and curious visitors.

Visitors can expect a multi-storey indoor shopping complex with narrow corridors lined with small shops selling Buddhist and Taoist religious paraphernalia, joss sticks, deity statues, incense, crystals, gemstones, feng shui items and traditional crafts. Upper floors house fortune-tellers, geomancers and palm readers offering consultations. The environment is busy and densely packed, with air-conditioned interiors, small eateries and a mix of locals shopping for offerings and tourists browsing.

Completed in 1983, Fu Lu Shou Complex was developed as a commercial building named after the three Chinese deities Fu, Lu and Shou symbolising fortune, prosperity and longevity. It became the main resettlement centre for sellers of religious goods and street hawkers from the surrounding Rochor and Sungei Road area, evolving into Singapore's focal point for the religious paraphernalia trade.

Serves as a hub for Chinese folk religious culture in Singapore, concentrating shops for Buddhist and Taoist offerings, joss paper, incense, deity statues, and services for feng shui, fortune-telling and geomancy that reflect traditional Chinese beliefs and practices.