San Qing Gong is the largest Taoist Temple and was erected in 2011.The Management Committee had decided to refurnish and renovate the main hall “Da Luo Bao Dian”. 三清宫是韮菜芭城隍庙附属，坐落于勿洛北四道，是本地一座颇具规模、正统、规范的道教庙宇。这座巍峨雄伟的宫庙是由前后两座具有传统建筑风格、古色古香的四层楼阁组成。前座楼阁有大罗宝殿、三祖殿和孔子殿。后部楼阁为怀思堂，是本地道教第一座管理规范、设备完善的骨灰塔。
三清宫内设备完善，建筑底层设有宽敞停车场，并备有电梯直达各楼层。
一楼功德厅可供怀思堂会员租用，作为超度、功德，等法事场所。旁厅设有“寄灵堂”，可寄放刚过逝者之魂帛，直至四十九或百天后焚化
风水位置
三清宫面朝东北，背有河流。 经风水大师游龙子实地勘察，发现三清宫处于地形如花生的地段上，确认为风水极佳之宝地。
建筑设计
三清宫建筑设计采用传统风格，古色古香。 宫殿中的地板全铺花岗石地砖，显具规模。 三清宫正殿宽十三米、深九米，高十三点五米。设有新加坡最宏伟的高度为六十八尺七寸的道教神龛，自上而下按神级分三层供奉道教尊神。上层供奉高二点五米的道教三清道祖，两侧供奉东华帝君和瑶池金母。中间层供奉玉皇上帝，其两侧方别是正一天师，玄天上帝，四御及三官大帝。 底层供奉福德正神及文武财神。众雕像由名家雕刻师雕塑，造型庄严肃穆，栩栩如生。
San Qing Gong is situated in Bedok North Avenue 4. Established in March 2003, San Qing Gong is a grand Taoist temple built to the traditional Chinese architecture designs and adheres strictly to the orthodox Taoist practices. The main pavilion consists of three main halls: the sacred hall of Da-luo, hall of the three patriarchs and the hall of Confucius. To the back of the main pavilion is Hua-si Tang, also known as the hall of remembrance and is the first Taoist columbarium in Singapore which accommodates the ashes and ancestral tablets of the departed. San Qing Gong is equipped with good facilities, including a spacious basement car part and life reaching every storey. The side-hall is for devotees to place the deceased’s spiritual tablet for 49 or 100 days. Feng Shui
San Qing Gong is facing North-east direction, and there is a river running at the back of the temple. Feng Shui Master You Longzi Conducted a site investigation, and found out that San Qing Gong is located in a terrain with peanut like shape, and it is an excellent site according to Feng Shui. Architectural Design
San Qing Gong is built to the traditional Chinese architecture designs. Granite floor tiles covered the floor of the entire temple, it is magnificent. The main pavilion which houses the main halls is 13 meters wide, 13.5 meters high, and a depth of 9 meters. The main halls honor the Taoist deities and Confucian sages. All the sculptures are skillfully carved by renowned craftsmen.
