Japanese Temple
Bodh Gaya, Bihar, India
Welcome to the Japanese Temple in Bodh Gaya, a peaceful haven in the land of Buddha's enlightenment! Built with Japanese architectural styles, it promotes peace and universal brotherhood. Bodh Gaya, formerly known as Uruvela, is where Prince Siddhartha attained enlightenment. Visit this serene temple for calm and reflection during your India travels!
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Top Activities in Japanese Temple
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Admire Japanese Architecture
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Attend Prayer Sessions
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Capture Scenic Views
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Explore Landscaped Gardens
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Meditate In Prayer Hall
Detailed Information
Best Time to Visit
October to March
When to visit place on the day
Morning
Approximate expense
₹100 per person
History
The Japanese Temple in Bodh Gaya was established by the Japanese Buddhist community as a symbol of their devotion and a place for cultural exchange. It was built to honor the site where Buddha attained enlightenment and to foster a connection between Japanese Buddhism and the sacred land of Bodh Gaya. The temple's construction reflects traditional Japanese architectural styles, incorporating elements that are both aesthetically pleasing and spiritually significant. Over the years, it has become an important center for Buddhist pilgrims and visitors from all over the world, representing a bridge between different Buddhist traditions.
