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Line 19: == Other Buddhist Temples == Presently, several Buddhist temples and monasteries built and maintained by the people of [[Bhutan]], [[China]], [[Japan]], [[Myanmar]], [[Nepal]], [[Sikkim]], [[Sri Lanka]], [[Thailand]], and [[Tibet]] dot the landscape around the temple. These buildings reflect the architectural style, exterior and interior decoration, and idols of their respective countries. The idol of Buddha in the Chinese Temple is 200 years old and was brought from China. Japan's Nippon Temple is shaped like a pagoda. The Myanmar (Burmese) Temple is also [[pagoda]] shaped and is reminiscent of [[Pagan]]. The Thai Temple has a typical sloping, curved roof covered with golden tiles. Inside, the temple holds a massive and spectacular bronze idol of Buddha. Next to the Thai temple there is a 25 meter statue of Buddha located within a garden. == External Link ==

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