About Itanagar Buddhist Temple
Itanagar Buddhist Temple is situated on a hilltop in city of Itanagar, and is one of the most recent Buddhist temples in the country. The temple has a yellow-roofed shrine and the temple has a Tibetan influence. A stupa is located in the front of the temple, which displays the portrait of a Buddhist monk. You can also see an idol of Buddha in a meditating state, which encourages every visitor to seal the lips. The temple has a tree on one of its ends, which had been planted by Dalai Lama.
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Places to Visit near Itanagar Buddhist Temple
Jawaharlal Nehru State Museum, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh
0.8 km from Itanagar Buddhist Temple - See map
Jawaharlal Nehru State Museum has a rich collection of textiles, weaponry, household articles and handicrafts. The museum reflects the tribal...
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Ita Fort, Arunachal Pradesh
2.8 km from Itanagar Buddhist Temple - See map
The Ita Fort is an ancient fort, which is located in the heart of the city. The fort is known for its irregular shaped architecture and was built...
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Gyakar Sinyi, Arunachal Pradesh
11.1 km from Itanagar Buddhist Temple - See map
Ganga lake, or Gyakar Sinyi is also known by the name Gekar Sinyi. It is a fresh-water reservoir and is located at a distance of 6 km from...
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Kaziranga National Park, Assam
*29.5 km from Itanagar Buddhist Temple - See map
Kaziranga National Park is home of the Indian one-horned rhinoceros, UNESCO World Heritage site, a tiger reserve and a land truly enchanted –...
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Gori Chen, Arunachal Pradesh
*89.8 km from Itanagar Buddhist Temple - See map
Gorichen peak or Gori Chen Mountain is about 164 kms from the township of Tawang and is the highest peak of Arunachal Pradesh. It is also known...
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Khaling Wildlife Sanctuary, Eastern Zone
*99.2 km from Itanagar Buddhist Temple - See map
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