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Thailand. New Temple Museum Highlights the Spirituality of Phitsanulok

The Phuttha Chinnarat National Museum showcases a diverse collection of ancient artifacts and art objects.//Photo: Fine Arts Department In the heart of Phitsanulok, Thailand, amid a landscape steeped in history and spirituality, lies “Wat Yai” or Wat Phra Si Rattana…

India. Telangana: Buddha Stupa set for major revamp

The Buddha Stupa holds major archaeological significance for Buddhism and Hinduism. KHAMMAM: While many living across the erstwhile Khammam district know of the beauty of the Buddha Stupa in Nelakondapalli, it is yet to become a must-see for anyone visiting…

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23rd Anniversary of the Destruction of the Bamyan Buddhas: Historical Artifacts Are Plundered

Twenty-three years ago, the Taliban destroyed two large Buddha statues in Bamyan province. The taller statue, named Salsaal, standing at 53 meters, and the smaller one, Shahmama, at 35 meters, were carved into the mountains between the 3rd and 7th…

Nepal. In Pictures: Patan celebrates unique Itilhana Samyak Mahadan festival in honor of Dipankara Buddha

KATHMANDU, March 14: The Itilhana Samyak Mahadan, a celebration dedicated to Dipankara Buddha, takes place once every four years, in Patan, Lalitpur. This year’s festival, held in Nagabahal area, saw an impressive gathering of devotees and monks. Unlike its more…

Well-Preserved Stupa Found At Bukit Choras Offers Clues About Malaysia’s Multicultural Past

Researchers found a 1,200-year-old Buddhist stupa including two Buddha stucco statues in good condition in Malaysia’s Bujang Valley. If you thought everything in Bujang Valley was destroyed, you were right until now. In August 2023, a team of 11 researchers…

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Sunrays event at the Ellora Caves. India

A festival of rays will be celebrated at Ellora Caves as the Sun rays will fall on the face of the Buddha statue on March 10, 11. There is a Chaityagruha in cave No. 10 in world famous Ellora caves….

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Buddha’s relics at National Museum to be on display in Thailand

The pagoda constructed by the Thai government in Bangkok to enshrine the relics. Ministry of Culture The relics fall under the ‘AA’ (rare) category of antiquities and art treasures and are not meant to be lent for exhibitions, within India…

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Avalokiteshvara, saviour of the sea merchant

The multi-headed Avalokiteshvara comes in many forms, including female deities such as Guanyin from China, and marks a time when Buddhism was the religion of tradespeople From Ajanta Cave 1 in Aurangabad district, Maharashtra, comes the famous mural of a…

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Young artisans revive ancient wooden Buddha statues

It’s a sight to behold ― three young women working intently on a pair of centuries-old, towering wooden statues. They are chipping away at a sun-faded coat of paint in one corner of the workshop, and using resin to fill…