Buddha's Birthday Celebration of Buddha Calendar 2570 - at Lingyin Temple

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Buddha's Birthday Celebration of Buddha Calendar 2570 - at Lingyin Temple – Taiwan

Update: 29/06/2026

Millions of Buddhist followers across the five continents joyfully celebrate the Buddha's Birthday in the lunar April each year, the Monks-Nuns, Buddhists at Linh An Temple, Taiwan solemnly held the Buddha Birthday’s Great Ceremony, the anniversary of Linh An temple Founder’s Death.

Buddha's Birthday Celebration of Buddha Calendar 2570 - at Lingyin Temple – Taiwan

The temple solemnly invited more than 30 Monks and Nuns being international students, studying in Taiwan to attend and witness the Grand Ceremony, more than 200 Buddhists living, working, and studying in various locations throughout Taiwan, such as: Kaohsiung, Pingtung, Taichung, Hsinchu, Taoyuan, Zhongli, New Taipei, and Taipei.

Even abroad, Linh An Pagoda always continues to preserve and promote the beautiful traditional cultural values of Vietnamese Buddhism, vividly demonstrated by the solemn Buddha's Birthday celebration. This serves as a refuge for Vietnamese people living overseas, contributing to the nurturing of their spiritual living and spreading the positive values of Buddhism in modern life.

After the ceremony, Buddhists prepared 200 gift packages to donate to homeless people in the Taipei train station area; the Organizers prepared essential supplies (cakes, milk, etc.) and donated 50,000 Taiwan Dollars to orphans at the Guan Ai Zhi Jia Center.

The ceremony was a perfect success thanks to the support and generosity of devout Buddhists from everywhere.

We express our sincere gratitude to the benefactors, Mr. Hua Lien Tri, and his family for their enthusiastic support to the Three Jewels, and all the Buddhists contributing financially and materially to make the Great Buddha's Birthday Celebration (Buddhist Era 2570) a success and a significant event for participants.

May the blessings of the Three Jewels protect all Buddhist followers and their families, granting Buddhists peace of mind and body, increased merit and wisdom, auspicious wishes, and success in all endeavors.