About Indosan Nippon Japanese Temple
In the heart of Gaya, about 15 kms from city center, stands a Buddhist shrine embracing Japanese architecture called Indosan Nippon Japanese Temple. Indosan Nippon temple was constructed in 1972 and has a gallery of Japanese art that showcases important events in the life of Lord Buddha. Daijokyo Japanese Monastery is another legacy of Japan that is
Freedom to make your own trip!
What you want, when you want and how you want.
Places to Visit near Indosan Nippon Japanese Temple
Great Buddha Statue - Daijokyo Buddhist Temple, Bihar
0.2 km from Indosan Nippon Japanese Temple - See map
Great Buddha Statue is 80 ft statue of Lord Buddha sitting in 'Dhyana' position is located in Daijokyo Buddhist Temple in Gaya. It is one of the...
Read more
Chinese Temple - Gaya, Bihar
0.8 km from Indosan Nippon Japanese Temple - See map
Gaya's Chinese Temple is built using the same architectural styles of most Chinese Temple. It is not every day that you come across traditional...
Read more
Bodhi Tree, Bihar
1.2 km from Indosan Nippon Japanese Temple - See map
Lord Buddha attained enlightenment under a 'peepal' (sacred fig/Ficus religiosa) tree called as the Bodhi Tree or Bo . The tree that played such...
Read more
Mahabodhi Temple, Bihar
1.2 km from Indosan Nippon Japanese Temple - See map
Mahabodhi Temple is a UNESCO World Heritage site and is the location of the Bodhi tree where Lord Buddha attained enlightenment. One of the four...
Read more
Rajayatna Tree, Bihar
1.3 km from Indosan Nippon Japanese Temple - See map
Rajayatna tree is located within the Mahabodhi Temple complex, on the south-west of the main temple. It is believed that in the seventh week of...
Read more
Tibetan Monastery - Bodhgaya, Bihar
1.3 km from Indosan Nippon Japanese Temple - See map
Tibetan Monastery in Gaya was established in 1938 and is across the road from Mahabodhi Temple. A huge 'dharmachakra' is housed within the...
Read more
Ratnaghara, Bihar
1.4 km from Indosan Nippon Japanese Temple - See map
Ratnaghara is a part of the Buddhist pilgrimage circuit in Gaya and a lot of Buddhists or those fascinated by Buddhism visit Ratnaghara. It is...
Read more
Vishnupad Temple, Bihar
11.7 km from Indosan Nippon Japanese Temple - See map
Vishnupad temple, so named because it houses a large footprint of Lord Vishnu, is a holy place of worship and offering for Hindus. The temple and...
Read more
Dungeshwari Cave Temple, Bihar
25.4 km from Indosan Nippon Japanese Temple - See map
Before descending to the sacred town of Bodhgaya, Lord Buddha spent several years of his exile at the lesser-known Dungeshwari caves (also called...
Read more
Barabar Caves ( Barabar Hills ), Bihar
43.3 km from Indosan Nippon Japanese Temple - See map
Located about 25 KMs from Gaya, Barabar Hills have India's oldest surviving rock-cut caves called Barabar Caves. The Barabar caves probably belong...
Read more
Nalanda, Bihar
91 km from Indosan Nippon Japanese Temple - See map
Nalanda city is an ancient center for learning, which is situated 88 km from the southeastern end of Patna. The red brick structure covers over...
Read more
Jalmandir Temple, Bihar
94.6 km from Indosan Nippon Japanese Temple - See map
Jalmandir Temple as the name implies is situated amongst a lake that is blooming with lotuses. The temple is dedicated to lord Mahivra and is...
Read more
