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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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