Buddha Park
General information
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Ideal Duration:
2 to 3 HoursPlace Type:
Religious & LandmarksEntry Fees:
The entry fee is INR 50 for Indian nationals and INR 100 for foreigners.
Maintenance: These funds go towards the upkeep of the massive gardens and the museum facilities. ...The entry fee is INR 50 for Indian nationals and INR 100 for foreigners.
Maintenance: These funds go towards the upkeep of the massive gardens and the museum facilities.Special Events:
Saga Dawa (Buddha's Birth, Enlightenment, and Nirvana) is the biggest festival here, usually in May or June, featuring grand prayers and lamp lighting.
Buddha Jayanti: Celebrated with great fervor and local cultural performances. ...Saga Dawa (Buddha's Birth, Enlightenment, and Nirvana) is the biggest festival here, usually in May or June, featuring grand prayers and lamp lighting.
Buddha Jayanti: Celebrated with great fervor and local cultural performances.Best Photo Spots:
The Main Entrance Alley provides a perfectly centered shot of the statue.
The Water Fountain: Capture the reflection of the Buddha in the water during still mornings.
Upper Viewing Deck: Best for panoramic shots of the surrounding ...The Main Entrance Alley provides a perfectly centered shot of the statue.
The Water Fountain: Capture the reflection of the Buddha in the water during still mornings.
Upper Viewing Deck: Best for panoramic shots of the surrounding mountain ranges.Photo Gallery
Things To Do
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Circumambulate the Statue by walking around the base in a clockwise direction.
Visit the Museum: Explore the life story of Buddha through the murals inside the pedestal.
Fountain Show: Enjoy the musical fountain display during the evening hours.
Photography: Take pictures of the statue with the Himalayas as a backdrop.
Meditation: Use the designated quiet zones for mindfulness.
Cafeteria Visit: Try local Sikkimese tea and snacks at the on-site cafe.
Prayer Wheels: Spin the large prayer wheels for good luck. ...Circumambulate the Statue by walking around the base in a clockwise direction.
Visit the Museum: Explore the life story of Buddha through the murals inside the pedestal.
Fountain Show: Enjoy the musical fountain display during the evening hours.
Photography: Take pictures of the statue with the Himalayas as a backdrop.
Meditation: Use the designated quiet zones for mindfulness.
Cafeteria Visit: Try local Sikkimese tea and snacks at the on-site cafe.
Prayer Wheels: Spin the large prayer wheels for good luck.
Information
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Why Famous:
It is famous for housing the Largest Statue of Buddha in the region.
Spiritual Magnet: It is a key part of the Buddhist Circuit and is famous for its inauguration by the Dalai Lama, making it a holy site for practitioners. ...It is famous for housing the Largest Statue of Buddha in the region.
Spiritual Magnet: It is a key part of the Buddhist Circuit and is famous for its inauguration by the Dalai Lama, making it a holy site for practitioners. -
Architecture:
The architecture is a grand display of modern Buddhist aesthetics. The statue is made of 60 tons of copper and finished with gold leaf.
Statue Dimensions: The Buddha Statue stands at a height of 130 feet (40 meters).
The Pedestal:...The architecture is a grand display of modern Buddhist aesthetics. The statue is made of 60 tons of copper and finished with gold leaf.
Statue Dimensions: The Buddha Statue stands at a height of 130 feet (40 meters).
The Pedestal: The base of the statue houses a circular museum and a prayer hall. The surrounding park covers an area of over 20 acres, featuring a symmetrical layout with a large central water fountain. The paths are lined with prayer wheels and stone carvings, leading to various viewing decks. -
How To Reach:
By Air: Pakyong Airport.
By Train: NJP Railway Station.
By Road: Located on the main highway.
By Local Transport: It is within walking distance from Ravangla town center, o...By Air: Pakyong Airport.
By Train: NJP Railway Station.
By Road: Located on the main highway.
By Local Transport: It is within walking distance from Ravangla town center, or a quick 5-minute taxi ride. -
Weather and Best Time to Visit:
Spring (March-May) for flowers and Autumn (Oct-Nov) for mountain views. Late Afternoon is the best part of the day to avoid the harsh midday sun. ...Spring (March-May) for flowers and Autumn (Oct-Nov) for mountain views. Late Afternoon is the best part of the day to avoid the harsh midday sun. -
Near Tourist Places:
Ravangla Bazaar (1 KM), Bon Monastery (6 KM), Ralang Monastery (10 KM), Temi Tea Garden (18 KM), Rayong Viewpoint (9 KM), Doling Monastery (6 KM), Maenam Hill (12 KM), Samdruptse (24 KM), Namchi (26 KM), Kewzing (7 KM).
Tourism Tips
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Health & Safety: The park involves a bit of walking, so wear comfortable shoes.
Packing: A light jacket is needed even in summer as it gets windy.
Cash: There are several ATMs in Ravangla town just 1 KM awa...Health & Safety: The park involves a bit of walking, so wear comfortable shoes.
Packing: A light jacket is needed even in summer as it gets windy.
Cash: There are several ATMs in Ravangla town just 1 KM away.
Connectivity: Excellent mobile network and Wi-Fi available in some nearby cafes.
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