Mangaluru: A corroded, headless statue of the Buddha, believed to date back to the 4th–6th century CE, has been discovered in a temple tank near the historic Kadri Manjunatha Temple in Mangaluru.

Mangaluru: During recent archaeological explorations in Kadri, researchers uncovered a damaged Buddha statue alongside several significant cave struct.

For example, no one tells us that Ashoka visited sites linked to TWO Buddhas, not just the one!

Kendrapada: The ancient Buddhist site of Ratnagiri in Jajpur district has been officially dated to the 8th century CE, following a breakthrough excava.

View 19th century. Set of three thangka from a group representing the dhyani buddhas: By Tibetan School, 19th Century; distemper on canvas; Height 72 cm; Width: 45.5 cmHeight 72.5 cm; Width: 45 ...

View A Tibetan thangka of Amithaba 18th century Painted with ground mineral pigment on cotton, with Amithaba with consort sitting on lotus throne to the centre, enclosed by four other Dhyani Buddhas ...

It’s a small town with a population of around 2,000 people, but it has incredible stone carvings of Buddhas, popularly known as Gyalwa Rig Nga – the Sanskrit equivalent of Five Dhyani Buddhas.

The Laughing Buddha’s transformation into a global icon results from both the fascination with Chinese porcelain in 18th-century Europe and the 20th-century spread of Japanese Zen Buddhism.

Said to be Hong Kong’s first and only museum that is exclusively dedicated to Buddhist art and relics, precious Buddhist artifacts and objects from across Asia are on splendid display.