Pakistan is a holy land for millions of Buddhist devotees around the world. It is the cradle of the famous Gandhara Buddhist art and iconography. It is the birthplace of renowned Buddhist philosophers and spiritual masters like Asanga, Vasubhandhu, Guru Rinpoche and Monk Marananta. The two brothers, Asanga and Vasubhandha, lived in Peshawar, then known as Purushapura, in the 4th century CE. They became prominent Buddhist philosophers by shaping Buddhist thought for centuries to come.
Guru Rinpoche (also known as Padmasambhava) was from the Swat valley. He is venerated as the “second Buddha” by adherents of Buddhism in Bhutan, Nepal and China…. Read More
Exploring the Buddhist Heritage of Pakistan through Multidisciplinary Research
Buddhism in Gandhara and Its Transmission Beyond
The Gandhara Legacy – New Excavations, Discoveries and Interpretations
Conservation and Management of Buddhist Sites – Challenges and Opportunities
Impact of Climate Change on Cultural Heritage
Use of Technology and Innovation in Buddhist Heritage Conservation
International Conference and Art Festival for Promoting
Social Cohesion and Interfaith Harmony
Islamabad, March 14-15, 2022
International Conference and Art Festival
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Islamabad, March 2-3, 2024
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