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The New Jersey Buddhist Vihara was established in the year 2002. It was first conducted on a rental property and in the year 2004 the Buddhist community in New Jersey purchased an exquisite 10 acre block of land close to Princeton University.
The objective of the temple is to benefit the Buddhists as well as others for their mental happiness, peace, and tranquility.
Since its inception, the New Jersey Buddhist Vihara has made a tremendous contribution towards the uplifting of the religious knowledge of the Buddhists as well as non-Buddhists who are interested in the study of the Dharma.
The temple is a sanctuary for Theravada Buddhism, mainly because the resident monks were brought from Sri Lanka. The religious activities are similar to the activities of a traditional temple in Sri Lanka.
Click here to view Vihara Program for 2012.
New Building Project
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