camerata Posted March 3, 2009 Share Posted March 3, 2009 Home of faith Wat Thai Kusinara Chalermraj serves as a sanctuary for international Buddhist pilgrims and needy Indian people alike Around 50 years ago, Thailand received an invitation from the Indian government to build a temple in reverence to Buddha. The first Thai temple built on Indian soil was Thai Bodh Gaya. A few more Thai temples were built after that to serve as a sanctuary for Thai pilgrims who wish to pay homage to these sites. Located exactly between Ramabhar Stupa, Buddha's cremation site, and Salavanodayan, Wat Thai Kusinara Chalermraj occupies approximately 15 rai of land. The venerable Phra Rajrattanarangsi (Veerayud Veerayudho), chief abbot of Wat Thai Kusinara Chalermraj, oversaw the construction of the temple. Continued here. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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