Indosan Nippon Temple Japan

Indosan Nippon Japan Temple is a perfect example of Japanese architectural beauty and Buddhist culture. It was built in 1972 with funds donated by the government of Japan. Located about 15 km from the city center, the temple was built to preserve and spread Buddhism and the Buddha's beliefs, with the Buddha's teachings engraved on the wall. The main attraction of the temple is the intricate wood carvings that give it a unique charm.

The temple's gallery features Japanese paintings depicting important events in Buddha's life. This is a must visit place for everyone who wants to learn more about Buddhist culture or know about the life of Buddha and share his teachings.

Visitors can wander around the temple grounds and explore the area where devotees sometimes feed birds, which is also the area where the Buddha once fed the birds. Bodh Gaya was once the center of Buddhist civilization and the temple is always ready to preserve the essence of the old days. If you visit the temple on an important day in the Buddhist calendar, you will see many monks in orange robes praying with sincere reverence.

Opening hours: 05:00 – 12:00 & 14:00 – 18:00