The Royal Bhutan Monastery in Gaya was established to promote Buddhist teachings and strengthen the cultural ties between Bhutan and India. It was built with the support of the Royal Government of Bhutan and serves as a significant center for Buddhist studies and practice. The monastery's construction reflects traditional Bhutanese design principles and was built to provide a place for monks and devotees to engage in spiritual activities. It stands as a symbol of friendship and shared heritage between the two nations. Its history is rooted in the desire to preserve and propagate Buddhist philosophy.