The Great Stupa of Universal Compassion Ltd.

Good place to be,
Buddha's Birthplace Nepal and all the Buddha's related places are presented nicely.
Felt peaceful and spiritual

Loved the place. Biggest Stupa in the western world. Even though I'm not Buddhist, i appreciate the energy and design of the place. The items being sold are also decently priced. The monk guide and vietnamese lady at the shop were super nice and helpful.

Was indeed a great experience. The staff were generous as well. This place is great for family. They also have a cafe inside.

The Stupa was a magnificent place! A very beautiful place with dedicated staff. No charge of entry. When we entered the place, you could watch a short documentary on Stupa. Definitely recommend this place.

Regardless of belief this is a beautiful, tranquil and relaxing destination.

Would definitely recommend a visit and maybe a coffee and slice of carrot cake whilst you undertake quiet reflection.

Great place to visit. Enormous undertaking in the making. A place of peace & tranquility, with great vision. Very interesting

The Stupa is one place you must visit. The building itself is totally amazing. When we first caught sight of it from the carpark, it took our breath away. Before we headed straight up the path to the Stupa, we followed one of the paths through the picturesque gardens where we were amazed by the statues - always giving us an amazing view of the Stupa. Once inside the Stupa, you are in view of the most magnificent jade Buddha. We recommend that you take advantage of a guided tour of the building. There is so much more to say about how amazing this whole site is. Don't forget to buy some delicious food from the cafeteria and go out and dine outside in view of the Stupa. We'll definitely go back. Love it.

It's been several years since I visited here. Great progress has been made both with the stupa and the beautiful gardens surrounding it.

Amazingly strong energy all through the temple. It is peaceful. It is a work in progress, not yet decorated, but you can see the love that is going into it. Unfortunately the temple is too crowded and noisy to meditate, that was a bit disappointing but the Aisha centre next door may be a better option if you you want a place to practice.

This is amazing! It is the biggest Stupa in the Western world. Beautiful gardens to walk through. Amazing inside. Cafe and gift shop.

An amazing experience of Buddhism. The whole area is surrounded by natural bush beauty, animals & beautiful gardens & statues. The stupa is stunning in every way even though works are continual and will be for many years to come. As it evolves there will be more beautiful things to admire. I'm sure it will become one of the worlds most amazing places.

Actually 3.5 star rating As it's a work in progress. Spiritual in nature and built through the generosity of society. Quite a marvel in particular the Jade Buddha. Well worth a visit.

Serenity and peace plus loved rammed earth monastery for monks.hope the nuns get their similar buildings soon.will revist again with friends.graham

Was apprehensive about going at first but glad I went in the end. Didn't have much time but will definitely go back again

This Buddhist Stupa is still being built and it's fascinating to see the process of construction and the landscaping of the surroundings. Worth joining a tour if you can. We jumped onto an informal tour. The monk had so many interesting stories and facts. A must see and worth a repeat visit to see the building complete.

Wonderful place of peaceful surroundings. I can't wait to see it finished completely. Well worth a visit, has a lovely Cafe and gift shop to visit also.

A really interesting place to visit. The size of what they are doing has to be seen to be believed. It's a big temple with massive statues and big gardens. There is a Cafe here too.

A surprise in the middle of the bush
Gardens and area are developing the garden is a nice surprise the staff are very friendly and are happy to answer questions
The layout of the garden

It’s a divine and serene place to visit and meditate. This temple is under construction and I’m glad to experience the way the temple is built. They have a Festival of Lights on May 19 each year marking a special occasion of Buddha. This place has free car parks and the staff can take you for free tours. It’s is situated amidst country land which makes the place even more special. There is a cafe and a shop too!

Wow wow wow, this was such an enlightment! You don't have to be into budism to appreciate it, although I was approached by one of the monks, a female that has been living there for some time now. Beautiful displays all round with a deep spiritually, a must!