SAKYA MUNI GAYA BUDDHA TEMPLE
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2024
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The Sakaya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple, also known as the Temple of the Thousand Lights, was built in 1927. His curiosity is a Buddha 15 m high, said to weigh 300 tons. There is also an astonishing collection of statues associating Buddhist deities, such as Guan Yin, and Hindus such as Brahma and Ganesh. Around the Buddha's base, you can discover scenes illustrating his life, lit by a thousand bulbs that you can light in exchange for a small donation.
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