Korea Temple

Situated in Bodh Gaya, Korea Temple was established in 2008 by the South Korean government, making it a relatively new yet vibrant spiritual site. This temple stands as a symbol of the connection between Korea and the birthplace of Buddhism.

The temple features traditional Korean architectural elements, including the striking wooden structures, intricate carvings, and serene garden layout. It is a site of cultural exchange, often hosting events that promote Korean Buddhism and culture.

Notable Highlights

• Traditional Architecture 🏯
• Peaceful Garden 🌿
• Cultural Events 🎉

Korea Temple is accessible for free and is an enriching visit for tourists, families, and those interested in Buddhist practices and Korean culture.