Tibetan Temple
The Tibetan Temple in Bodh Gaya, Bihar is a religious center embellished with Tibetan scriptures and many Buddhist symbols, which holds an important place in itself. This temple near the Mahabodhi temple has carved a different image for some of its special reasons. There is a 10-meter high Dharmachakra which is painted in golden and red colors. People have such a belief that by rotating this wheel three times from left to right, one gets freedom from all the sins committed by him.
The atmosphere of the Tibetan temple is quite calm, and people also do spiritual practice here. It is one of the religious places of the people of Buddhism because there is an image of Maitreya Buddha, whom the monks there tell the future incarnation of Lord Buddha.
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Government of Bihar,
Old Secretariat,
Patna-800015,
Bihar, India
