Singapore's Largest Bereavement Company, built to last a century.

Nirvana Memorial Garden Pte Ltd was established in Singapore in 2009, part of the Nirvana Asia group, one of the largest integrated bereavement-care providers in Asia. Per the group's published account, around S$50 million was invested to rebuild the 950 Old Choa Chu Kang Road columbarium, completed in 2011 across three purpose-built blocks: Blocks A and C rise four storeys, and the centre tower, Block B, rises nine.

The garden is designed around a "six-star" standard: fully air-conditioned halls, feng-shui-considered architecture built on the principles of the Five Elements, and a calm, temple-like atmosphere that blends Buddhist, Taoist, and Confucian tradition. It was built to be a place families visit for generations, not just a single service.

The site's lease has been extended to 2098: long-term tenure that remains the single strongest reason families choose it over a shorter-term alternative.

We believe a resting place should bring lasting peace of mind, not recurring cost or uncertainty. Every niche purchase carries a one-time, permanent maintenance fee, so there are no annual maintenance charges to keep track of, year after year.

Every niche also includes a complimentary 49-day An-Ling service: twice-daily vegetarian meal and tea offerings, joss-stick offerings by staff, the bone-picking and collection ceremony, crematorium transport, and a brief departure ceremony. These are the traditional rites a family needs in the weeks immediately after a loss, provided as part of the arrangement rather than billed separately.

For families who value feng shui, our halls are laid out with positioning in mind: level, block, and orientation are all considerations we discuss openly, so a family can choose a niche that feels right for their beliefs as well as their budget.