The present Rasah Sri Maha Mariamman Temple started as a small shrine situated near the area where the present Hospital Nurses quarters are located, to cater for the spiritual needs of the South Indian workers residing in a nearby division of Temiang Seremban Estate. According to reports that could be obtained from some of the older members of the community, the deities were made of mortar at that time.

Read the full history of the temple here.

NB:- On festival days there will be variation on timings. Devotees who wish to donate milk for abishegam should give this to the temple by 6.00 AM for morning and 5.30 PM for evening abishega.

Dharma of Hindus is called Sanatana. It can mean either that their Dharma is of Sanatana nature or that it protects man by making him conscious of his sanatana nature.
Sanatana means eternal. The entire world with all its contents, stands fleeting. Everything gets born, passes through changes like growth and decay, and finally dissipates into its original nature and contents. That is why an enquirer is led to think of something eternal, as against the transient things around : "Is there anything anywhere outside or inside, which has the ability to remain unchanged, and which the wavery mind can hold on to at all times under all circumstances?" Until the mind is able to anchor itself firmly on such a changeless entity, it can never deliver itself from its fate in the hands of worldly objects and the life afforded by them.