Royal Bhutan Monastery

The Royal Bhutan Monastery in Bodhgaya, also known as the Bhutanese Monastery, is a beautiful and serene temple. The monastery was built in 2003 by the government of Bhutan as a symbol of its strong spiritual and cultural ties with India. The monastery is situated on a large plot of land and is surrounded by lush gardens, creating a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere for visitors. The Royal Bhutan Monastery is designed in the traditional Bhutanese style, featuring colorful paintings and intricate carvings. The temple houses a large statue of the Buddha, as well as smaller statues of various Buddhist deities. Visitors are welcome to explore the temple grounds and can participate in various activities such as meditation sessions, chanting, and prayer. One of the most notable features of the Royal Bhutan Monastery is its beautiful and serene meditation hall. The hall is adorned with intricate carvings and features a large statue of the Buddha in the 'dharmachakra mudra' pose.