Chinese Temple, Bodh Gaya

Monastery · Gautama Buddha; a Bodhisattva image · Bodh Gaya, Gaya, Bihar

Chinese and East Asian pilgrims come here, and the 200-year-old image is the draw for others

Built in 1945 by Chinese Buddhist monks and renovated in 1997, about a five-minute walk west of the Mahabodhi complex. Pagoda-style roof with red and gold accents. Inside are three golden Buddha statues and a large Bodhisattva image, plus a 200-year-old Buddha statue brought from China. Travelogues by Chinese pilgrim-scholars are displayed.

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Built in 1945 by Chinese Buddhist monks and renovated in 1997, about a five-minute walk west of the Mahabodhi complex. Pagoda-style roof with red and gold accents. Inside are three golden Buddha statues and a large Bodhisattva image, plus a 200-year-old Buddha statue brought from China. Travelogues by Chinese pilgrim-scholars are displayed.

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