Fokwongsan Temple Khubon is a branch of the Fo Guang Shan organization from Taiwan, which promotes Humanistic Buddhism—applying Buddhist teachings in everyday life with balance and compassion.

The temple features distinctive modern Chinese architecture blending beauty and serenity. The main buildings include the ubosot (ordination hall), meditation hall, and Dharma library, all intricately decorated. The large statue of Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva stands majestically at the heart of the temple grounds.

Inside, the temple offers diverse activities suitable for all ages, such as Dharma classes, language lessons, and meditation workshops. There is also a tea house and Dharma bookstore providing a relaxing atmosphere, as well as garden spaces for peaceful contemplation.

Fokwongsan Temple Khubon hosts important Buddhist festivals including Vesak Day, Chinese New Year, the Ghost Festival, and year-end chanting ceremonies, welcoming locals and tourists alike.

With a friendly, culturally inclusive environment, the temple serves as a key destination for those seeking tranquility and accessible Buddhist teachings in a modern context.

• By bus: Take bus no. 197 or local minibus passing Khubon Road, get off near the temple entrance, then walk about 100 meters into the lane.

• By car: From Ram Inthra Road, turn into Khubon Soi 27 and continue approximately 3 km. The temple is on the left with ample parking available.

• Dress respectfully; avoid sleeveless tops or shorts when visiting temple grounds.

• Visit in the morning for cooler weather and quieter atmosphere.

• Contact the temple in advance if you wish to participate in activities or meditation retreats.

Admission Fee:
Free entry, no charge
(Some special events may accept donations based on personal faith.)

Opening Hours:
Open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
(Check the temple’s website or official page for special event schedules.)