Buddhist temples are among the most architecturally diverse religious buildings in the world. From the massive stone stupas of Sanchi and Borobudur to the gilded spires of Thai wats, from the austere zen gardens of Kyoto to the colorful prayer flag-draped monasteries of Tibet, each tradition has developed its own distinctive architectural language. The Bagan temples of Myanmar, the cave temples of Ajanta, the white temple of Chiang Rai, and the Tiger's Nest monastery of Bhutan represent the extraordinary range of Buddhist sacred architecture. Our collection features temple exteriors and interiors in warm golden light, capturing the peace and spiritual grandeur of these sacred spaces.
