Sake Sales, Online Funerals, and Zen Apps — Japan’s Buddhists Seek to Overcome COVID-19 Financial Losses
Justin Whitaker
11 March 2021
New developments as Japanese Buddhism…
India Promotes Post-pandemic Train Travel to Buddhist Heritage Sites
Justin Whitaker
21 January 2021
Rail circuit offers travelers access to the best of…
UPDATE: Lighting the Mahabodhi Project Draws Closer to Completion
Craig Lewis
16 December 2020
Upgrades to the sacred site continue, despite pandemic..
Connecting the Past and Present of Shugendo – The Revival of Japan’s Ancient Mountain Ascetic Tradition, Part One
Alena Eckelmann
3 December 2020
Nurturing the roots of an ancient tradition
Thai Airways Offers “Flight to Nowhere” over Buddhist Sacred Sites
Justin Whitaker
5 November 2020
Three-hour flight to include food, prayers, and chanting
Work, Walk, and Pray for Peace: Bhikkhu Sanghasena Undertakes Peace Pilgrimage in Ladakh
Craig Lewis
21 October 2020
Renowned Buddhist monk brings relief supplies and…
India Pledges US$15 million Grant to Boost Buddhist Ties with Sri Lanka
Craig Lewis
28 September 2020
New Delhi, Colombo pledge to boost relations in virtual…
Avalokiteshvara in the Pure Land of Sanaga, Buryatia
Lyudmila Klasanova
18 August 2020
New sculpture to be the largest Buddhist image in the…
Another Kind of Pilgrimage
Gereon Kopf
19 June 2020
What it means to walk the Buddha-way
Buddhists Express Concern Over Using Bodh Gaya as Coronavirus Quarantine Site
Justin Whitaker
19 May 2020
Tourism and pilgrimage hub to host stranded Indian returnees
Bhutan Announces Closure of Border Crossings
Craig Lewis
23 March 2020
Kingdom moves to forestall local epidemic
Bhutan’s King and Queen Announce the Birth of their Second Child
Craig Lewis
20 March 2020
News of royal birth comes as the kingdom reports its…