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Meaning of "vihara"
Vihara is a noun that refers to a Buddhist monastery or temple often found in Southeast Asia
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- A Buddhist monastery.
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The vihara building survived in dilapidated condition.
It is located on the right side of the vihara.
A small vihara was constructed over the ancient.
Tamzhing consists of a deteriorating temple and a cramped vihara.
The vihara is surrounded by several smaller stupa bases.
Intending to build a vihara is a good intention.
Architecturally it is similar to the vihara.
The vihara premises.
It still houses a very old vihara worth visiting.
Only the walls and foundations remain of the royal vihara.
Reconstructed vihara cells.
A vihara is a monastery.
Interior of a vihara.
The central hall of this vihara is astylar in form bounded by four unfinished cells.
There are number of rock caves with drip ledges are found in the vihara premises.
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Velgam Vihara however managed to survive unscathed.
In the Anuradhapura period there was an important vihara here.
Arya Vihara is a spooky place at night.
Buddhist monasteries are generally called vihara Pali language.
The Vihara has been built on the temple.
They are now available from the Vihara.
The layout of the Vihara consists of several sand terraces.
The northeast and the southwest corners of the Vihara have been exposed.
The vihara was originated to be a shelter for Monks when it rains.
It is said that in later times there was a Vihara named Girihandu at that place.
This cave is a vihara meant to provide shelter to Buddhist monks.
There are many folklore and beliefs that are related to the name Alu Vihara.
A vihara usually refers to a Buddhist monastery that is inhabited by Buddhist monks.
This suggests that Borobudur means vihara of Buddha located on a high place or on a hill.
The vihara housing the image was destroyed during the first fall of Ayutthaya.
It has been widely planted around Vihara monasteries and Buddhist temples there for centuries.
Among these remains a Buddha head and stone foundations of a Vihara deserve special mention.
The vihara houses many national treasures including many gold and jeweled Buddha statues.
This first level of the cave is a carved vihara and includes Buddhist art work.
Mulagandhakuti Vihara marks the place where the Buddha spent his first rainy season in meditation.
Below the hill are the ruins of an ancient Vihara that surround the area.
The dakkinagiri monks were then entrusted with the premises of Jetavana Vihara.
Historians concluded that the vihara was originally a centre of the cult of the bodhisattva Manjusri.
Buddha North of the vihara.
Unoccupied Vihara and cistern.
It is thought Kumara Bandara is the deity who protects the vihara of Lankatilaka.
A special officer for the Vihara election I heard you were going.
Explore the ruins of the palace and the carved Buddhas of Gal Vihara.
The history of Kadurugoda Vihara goes back to the Anuradhapura era.
The white walls and gilded roofs feature a blend of Tibetan and Indian Vihara architectural styles.
The Maha Vihara was centered around the orthodox Theravadins.
The Mahavamsa is the Maricavatti vihara.
Of the Vihara contains a sacred relic of the Lord Buddha.
The first temple we visited was Wat Bowonniwet Vihara.
Buddhist Vihara monastery.
