Our Facilities

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Ground Floor (Shrine Hall)

The heart of the temple features our serene and spacious main Shrine Hall, serving as a sanctuary for daily chanting, Dharma practice, and major Buddhist ceremonies. This level also houses the reception counter and administrative office, welcoming visitors and helping with all devotee inquiries.

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Mezzanine Floor (Ksitigarbha Hall)

An elevated open space that offers a direct view of the main Shrine Hall, providing quiet observation and overflow seating during large ceremonies. It is also where Ksitigarbha Hall is located, a dedicated, peaceful space where devotees place ancestral tablets to pay their respects and dedicate blessings.

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Basement

A flexible multi-purpose space designed primarily as the dining hall for our Sunday School students and community members. Beyond meals, this area seamlessly adapts to accommodate the setup and logistics for large Dharma assemblies and major temple events.

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1st Floor (Edu Care)

A vibrant learning hub dedicated to our Sunday School and Youth activities, equipped with classrooms, library, teacher resource room, music room, counseling room, and a conference room. During temple-stay programs like youth camps or retreats, these versatile spaces can be easily transformed into dormitories for participants.

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2nd Floor (Nun's Dormitory)

A private space dedicated to the spiritual cultivation and daily living of our Sangha members, complete with a tea room, dormitory, and laundry facilities. It features a specialized Meditation Hall graced by a rare image of Manjusri Bodhisattva depicted in monastic form, creating an ideal environment for quiet reflection and practice.

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3rd Floor (Zhu Mo Hall)

Named in honor of our permanent spiritual advisor, this expansive hall is equipped with modern AV equipment, an LED screen, and high-quality sound systems. Capable of hosting up to 500 guests for public lectures, mini concerts, and forums, or 250 practitioners for meditation retreats, it serves as a dynamic bridge between the temple and the broader community.

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Ground Floor (Shrine Hall)

The heart of the temple features our serene and spacious main Shrine Hall, serving as a sanctuary for daily chanting, Dharma practice, and major Buddhist ceremonies. This level also houses the reception counter and administrative office, welcoming visitors and helping with all devotee inquiries.

IMG_8872

Mezzanine Floor (Ksitigarbha Hall)

An elevated open space that offers a direct view of the main Shrine Hall, providing quiet observation and overflow seating during large ceremonies. It is also where Ksitigarbha Hall is located, a dedicated, peaceful space where devotees place ancestral tablets to pay their respects and dedicate blessings.

Screenshot 2026-05-03 202357

Basement

A flexible multi-purpose space designed primarily as the dining hall for our Sunday School students and community members. Beyond meals, this area seamlessly adapts to accommodate the setup and logistics for large Dharma assemblies and major temple events.

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1st Floor (Edu Care)

A vibrant learning hub dedicated to our Sunday School and Youth activities, equipped with classrooms, library, teacher resource room, music room, counseling room, and a conference room. During temple-stay programs like youth camps or retreats, these versatile spaces can be easily transformed into dormitories for participants.

IMG_9081

2nd Floor (Nun's Dormitory)

A private space dedicated to the spiritual cultivation and daily living of our Sangha members, complete with a tea room, dormitory, and laundry facilities. It features a specialized Meditation Hall graced by a rare image of Manjusri Bodhisattva depicted in monastic form, creating an ideal environment for quiet reflection and practice.

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3rd Floor (Zhu Mo Hall)

Named in honor of our permanent spiritual advisor, this expansive hall is equipped with modern AV equipment, an LED screen, and high-quality sound systems. Capable of hosting up to 500 guests for public lectures, mini concerts, and forums, or 250 practitioners for meditation retreats, it serves as a dynamic bridge between the temple and the broader community.