Golden Abode of the Buddha Shakyamuni

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The Golden Abode of the Buddha Shakyamuni is a prominent Buddhist temple and spiritual center in Kalmykia, Russia, known for its grand architecture and status as one of the largest Buddhist temples in Europe.

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Golden Abode of the Buddha Shakyamuni canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist temple
religious building
architecturalStyle Kalmyk Buddhist architecture
Tibetan Buddhist architecture
associatedWith Buddhist revival in post-Soviet Russia
Kalmyk people
linked to: Kalmyk

Tibetan Buddhism
category Buddhist temples in Europe
Buddhist temples in Russia
continent Europe
country Russia
dedicatedTo Buddha Shakyamuni
linked to: Shakyamuni Buddha

Gautama Buddha
linked to: Shakyamuni Buddha
function cultural landmark of Kalmykia
pilgrimage site
place of worship
spiritual center for Kalmyk Buddhists
hasFeature golden-roofed main temple building
large central statue of Buddha Shakyamuni
monastic and administrative buildings
multiple-tiered roof
ornate exterior decorations
prayer hall
heritageStatus important regional religious monument
languageOfWorship Kalmyk
Russian
Tibetan
locatedIn Elista
European Russia
Republic of Kalmykia
material concrete
gilded decorative elements
stone
near central area of Elista
notableFor grand architecture
large scale compared to other European Buddhist temples
prominent golden exterior elements
religion Buddhism
significance one of the largest Buddhist temples in Europe
status major Buddhist temple in Russia
symbol of Kalmyk national and religious identity
tourismType cultural tourism
religious tourism
usedFor Buddhist rituals
meditation
religious festivals
teachings and lectures on Buddhism

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Republic of Kalmykia hasMajorTemple Golden Abode of the Buddha Shakyamuni
Elista hasLandmark Golden Abode of the Buddha Shakyamuni