Sakyamuni Buddhist Centre Canberra

Sakyamuni Buddhist Centre Canberra

Founded in 1983, the Sakyamuni Buddhist Centre, Canberra is the largest Buddhist temple in Canberra. It is circled by beautifully landscaped leafy gardens, and always has a merry atmosphere. It also has got the largest open-air statue of Buddha in Australia. Visitors are given a warm welcome, and monks are always ready to answer the unending queries of the visitors.

Location of Sakyamuni Buddhist Centre, Canberra- Sakyamuni Buddhist Centre, Canberra is situated at the following address-
32 Archibald Street
Canberra 2602 Australia

Services rendered of Sakyamuni Buddhist Centre, Canberra - Sakyamuni Buddhist Centre, Canberra renders the following services-

- Community services.
- Charitable/relief activities.
- Imparts Education.
- Conducts Monastic training, personal counseling.
- Youth/women/aged groups activities.
- Distributes free books on Buddhism.

Other religious sites in Canberra- Other religious sites in Canberra are as follows-

- Anzac Memorial Chapel of St Paul
- All Saints Church
- Canberra Baptist Church
- Canberra City Church
- Canberra Mosque
- Changi Chapel
- St Christopher's Cathedral
- Serbian Orthodox Church
- St Ninian's Uniting Church
- Vishnu Shiva Mandir
- Uniting Church & Community Centre

Canberra has got a number of religious sites which are visited by tourists from different parts of the globe.

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