Burmese Buddhist Temple (Chandramani Dharamshala)
One of the town's oldest modern Buddhist temples, with a prominent golden Burmese-style stupa, founded by the Burmese monk U Chandramani.
This Burmese temple is associated with the Burmese monk U Chandramani, who led efforts in the early 20th century to revive Buddhist activity in Kushinagar. His work also contributed to the restoration of the Mahaparinirvana Temple site. The golden Burmese-style stupa is a prominent landmark in town, and the compound includes monks' quarters and pilgrims' lodgings. The temple is small and can be visited on the way to the Mahaparinirvana Temple. Admission is free. The coordinates are approximate; the temple lies near the main road north of the Mahaparinirvana Temple.
Opening hours
About 06:00–18:00