Kinpusen-ji
Principal Shugendo temple on Mount Yoshino, famous for giant Zao Gongen images and mountain-ascetic pilgrimage.
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Principal Shugendo temple on Mount Yoshino, famous for giant Zao Gongen images and mountain-ascetic pilgrimage.
UNESCO-listed Kyoto temple famous for its wooden stage, Kannon devotion and Otowa Waterfall.
One of Europe’s leading centres for the study and practice of Tibetan Buddhism, founded in southern France in 1991.
Early Buddhist temple east of Borobudur housing a celebrated large seated Buddha image and flanking bodhisattvas.
Brick-and-stone Buddhist temple complex beside the Kampar Kanan River, famed for its ancient stupa forms.
Extensive brick-built Buddhist archaeological landscape along the Batanghari River associated with historical learning and worship.
A UNESCO World Heritage sanctuary of Hindu tower temples built by the Champa civilisation.
Major Shingon temple near Narita, renowned for its daily Goma fire ritual and huge New Year pilgrimage crowds.
A nationally recognised lakeside temple reached by the red bridge at Hoan Kiem Lake.
Small Buddhist sanctuary situated between Mendut and Borobudur on the traditional ritual axis.
Extensive East Javanese Hindu temple complex associated with the Kadiri, Singhasari and Majapahit cultural periods.
Prominent Ipoh Buddhist cave temple known for its monumental Buddha, murals and hilltop views.
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