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
The maritime silk road city of Quanzhou is home to important Buddhist temples and an array of diverse religious sites
Two ancient pavilions at the seventh century Korean Buddhist mountain temple Buseok-sa (부석사) will be officially designated as National Treasures, South Korea’s Cultural Heritage Administration
Korea’s annual Yeondeunghoe (연등회), popularly known as the Lotus Lantern Festival, marking the birth of the Buddha, has once again illuminated Seoul.
Collection of 80,000 woodblock Buddhist scriptures dated to…
Importing Buddhist manuscripts into Australia…
Work expected to begin later this year
Many ancient Buddhist relics on public display for the first…
A groundbreaking exhibition showcasing early Tibetan art…
Tipitaka has already been formally recognized as a…
