Maha Vihara Maitreya, Buddhist temple in Deli Serdang, Indonesia.
Maha Vihara Maitreya is a Buddhist temple set within a residential complex that spreads across the grounds with multiple structures adorned with carvings and Buddha figures. The prayer halls and assembly spaces feature decorative elements and are organized to serve different religious and community functions.
Construction started in 1991 and the temple was officially opened in 2008, marking its establishment as a major Buddhist center in the region. The extended building period reflects the community's commitment to creating this space.
The temple serves as a spiritual center where visitors observe worshippers in prayer and meditation throughout the day. The open halls and outdoor spaces show how the community gathers for ceremonies and daily religious practice.
The temple welcomes visitors to explore and observe religious activities across its various spaces and areas. The grounds are walkable and open, allowing visitors to move through the different sections of the complex at their own pace.
The grounds feature decorative fountains and are adorned with thousands of lanterns during Lunar New Year celebrations, transforming the space with color and light. The annual display shows how the temple marks major festivals with visible symbols and decorations.
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