The following essay was written as a response to “Borobudur’s Lost Crown: Why Theodoor van Erp’s Words Matter Today,” published by BDG on 4 May
Should Indonesia install a new crown atop its greatest Buddhist site? A Dutch engineer from colonial times can inform the debate
The Young Buddhist Association (YBA) of Indonesia was invited to participate in a national focus group discussion—“A Young Buddhist Voice for Scientific & Moderate Dialogue”—on
The Archaeological Survey of India recently carried out excavations at the site of Kesariya Stupa, also known as the Tejpur Deora Stupa, in Bihar.
The Indonesian public has been captivated by the presence of 40 monks from Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia, on a pilgrimage.
Buddhism’s largest temple complex to become more expensive as government seeks to control crowds at famous tourist site
The in-person event follows two years without such events as academics and government officials strive to make Borobudur a more welcoming international destination
New initiative aimed at highlighting the importance of…
A great monk who sought to revive and unify Buddhism in…
Cross-cultural encounters with ritual dance
Tracing the roots of Indonesian Buddhism
The importance of Buddhist pilgrimage as a spiritual…
