Japanese Peace Pagoda
About Japanese Peace Pagoda
This iconic monument was built by Japanese Buddhist monks in the late 20th century and is considered one of many Peace Pagodas around the world that were erected with the aim of promoting nonviolence and world peace. This serene site offers a picturesque viewpoint with panoramic views of the Indian Ocean and the southern coast. Furthermore, its religious significance as a Mahayana Buddhist stupa adds to the religious and cultural diversity of the region.
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