Todai-ji

Todai-ji is a historic Buddhist temple in Nara, Japan, famous for its massive Great Buddha Hall housing one of the world's largest bronze Buddha statues. Built in the 8th century, it served as Japan’s most significant Buddhist center and symbolizes the country's spiritual and cultural heritage. The temple complex includes grand architecture, intricate carvings, and tranquil gardens, reflecting Japanese craftsmanship and religious traditions. Todai-ji also played a vital role in promoting Buddhism’s influence in Japan and remains a UNESCO World Heritage site, attracting visitors worldwide who seek insight into Japan’s religious history and architectural marvels.