
Nepal’s “Rock Star Nun” Ani Chöying Drolma Appointed to Senior Role in Lumbini Development Trust
Renowned Nepalese Buddhist nun Ani Chöying Drolma has been appointed to a high-profile role as vice-chair the Lumbini Development Trust.

Renowned Nepalese Buddhist nun Ani Chöying Drolma has been appointed to a high-profile role as vice-chair the Lumbini Development Trust.

A screening on Tibet’s oracle tradition, a compassion sand mantra, Dharma teachings, Tibetan medicine, and a participatory dance will precede Yungchen Lhamo’s Saturday benefit concert at La MaMa

The position will examine historical Buddhist connections linking India, Central Asia, China, and other parts of Asia

Shin Buddhist leaders are debating how to reach younger and more ethnically diverse communities

An eighth-century monastery in Thailand’s Nakhon Si Thammarat Province has officially become Thailand’s ninth UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The International Association for Tibetan Studies (IATS) announced that its board has voted unanimously to hold the conference online.

A high-level international conference on Tibetan studies, scheduled to be held later this month in Kathmandu, has been canceled at short notice.

UNESCO recognizes one of Buddhism’s four principal pilgrimage destinations in northern India

World Heritage Watch (WHW) has sounded the alarm over a controversial proposal to add a chattra finial to the main stupa of Borobudur Temple.

The Jodo Shinshu temple has served Salt Lake City’s Japanese American community since 1912

Investigators say online posts linked the suspect to the blaze and threats against Buddhist temples.

The 3rd International Conference on the Buddhist Heritage of Pakistan concluded in Islamabad, exploring the cultural and spiritual legacy of Gandhara.