Buddhist Temple

Must visit place for who leaves in delhi NCR and believe in buddhas teaching. Very peaceful and beautiful place. Monks are very polite and humble.

I have done meditation here..Good place to meditate

This Srilanka Monastery has buddha relics. A very auspicious place to earn merits in Delhi.

It’s a nice temple located at Mandir Marg next to Birla Temple . It’s very peaceful and maintained by Buddha Society but built by Birla ji and inaugurated by Mahatma Gandhi . The temple is open for all religions people .

Mind blowing place for meditation. Buddhism was founded by lord buddha, he was born as Prince Siddharth in Nepal 2500 years back. This temple is open for all cast and religion as lord buddha dos'nt considers any difference in all humans. Small temple but gives you complete peace of mind and relaxation. Must visit place in Delhi.

I have started to go there for about 2 hr every day. This is written there that Hindus don't seek permission to enter but muniji there is not happy for my regular visit for few hrs. Then I stop going there and find another Buddhist worship as monesty near isbt kashmiri gate, they people don't behave weird yet.

This place is very peaceful and guruji is a very humble guy. I have been there for 1 week, 3 hrs per day.... I found the best technique of meditation here I learned about tolerance and love towards every living beings....... On the 5th day I got first experience of Samadhi🙏🙏 …

Best ever place to meditation and also have more kind monks. Very calm and silent place

Biddhist temple is located near Laxmi Narayan temple. This temple shrines and show peaceful environment. In the temple have buddha status and some historical part. Around the temple there are Monk/people living and I believe they maintain this Holy place. Must visit place to get some peace in the middle of crowded city New delhi.

Delhi, a city of mighty kingdoms, historically relates to the most inspirational Sutta (discourse) of Maha Satipatthana preached in its vicinity. King Kanishka (2nd Cen. A.D.) also attempted to establish Buddhist teachings in Delhi. The Buddhist Temple was offered by the British Viceroy of India, handed over to the Maha Bodhi Society and the cost of the construction was entirely donated by the generosity of Raja Seth Jugal Kishore Birla. The foundation stone was laid by K. Yonewaza, the Japanese Consul General in India in 1931 and this Buddhist Temple (Delhi Center) of Maha Bodhi Society of India was reverentially opened by Mahatma GANDHI in 1939 before Independence of India. He declared “all castes are equal an".