Ten Thousand Buddhas Sarira Stupa

Would You Walk inside it's breathtaking and so Zen. The bottom line is I couldn't take any video or pictures on the inside but I want to try to describe a huge gold Buddha and then shelves thousands of Buddhas it was very cool. There are places that you can pray and there is somebody there that kind of gives you a little bit of a understanding in a tour. Now the outside is pretty remarkable as well and I'm going to post some of the pictures that I took it's a huge parking lot but tons of statues and very cool music playing throughout on the outside. This is right across the street from the White Water walk so I think it's definitely worth it to have the time to go and see that especially if you're doing the bus pass for we go because it's right in front of the green line that takes you back south.

Accordingly to a monk who was visiting his old temple that day, I was the last warrior, he was expecting, of the total of seven he called, for over two decades. It was such a incredible experience. The temple has an astonishing architecture and the quietness is perfectly in equilibrium with nature. Besides, the conversation went out the books.

Really a hidden gem in the Niagara Falls area. An absolutely beautiful temple surrounded by amazing sculptures. Highly recommend to visit if you are in the area, it is just opposite to the white water walk.

Lovely quiet temple. Open only on weekends.Right across the street from the White Water Walk. Public restroom is just outside across from Ramada.Only one small temple was open in June, the big one was closed due to renovations. Monk inside very friendly and kind.

This temple was a hidden gem in Niagara Falls. It wasn’t busy, so my friend and I were able to meet the Seefu and she showed us around. The buddhas and guan yin’s are definitely beautiful. Prayed and left a small donation for the temple.

Great to place to visit. However, when we went the rules were very strict and there was a monk there who seemed to micromanage everything you do. We were very respectful upon entering the space because we knew how secret it was. It’s very beautiful on the outside though and many places to take in its beauty.

Very cool to see, we are not Buddhist but enjoyed learning about the art and culture. We didn't go in the tall building, but the other building was open. Very neat. Our hotel was right next to it so we also had a nice view from our room. They do have free parking on sight. Everything is free to see.

Calm serene location with a view. The temple was open but the museum closed for view from inside.

My family and I just happened upon this in winter 2019 when passing thru. It was beautiful and peaceful to walk around with the snow on everything. We loved it and wish we could have visited when open, but we're thankful the outdoor areas were open for visitors. (We didn't count Buddha statues. Lol)

The main building with 7 floors is the Museum. The temple is in the building on its right. The parking is free. The temple complex has some beautiful statues. There is a tour of the museum on weekends which allows visitors up to the seven floors. On weekdays the tour is only available to the ground floor of the museum along with the temple until 3 p.m. it is a quiet place if you like to meditate. There are incense sticks in the temple that you can light but you have to place it outside the temple in the large pot. We were told that this is the biggest Buddhist temple in North America. Since we went on a weekday after 3 we couldn't see the museum. We would love to return on a weekend to have a tour of the museum.