A statue of a monk is prominently displayed outdoors, seated in a meditative posture. The statue is made of a light-colored material, likely plaster or concrete, and is draped in a saffron-colored robe. The monk wears glasses and has a serene expression. The statue is mounted on a tiered, orange and yellow pedestal that resembles a stupa. The base of the pedestal features a black plaque with white text, commemorating the monk and detailing the occasion of the statue's installation. The plaque reads: "MOST VENERABLE ACHARYA BUDDHRAKKHITA BADA BHANTEJI (12-03-1922 to 23-09-2013) To remember and express gratitude for his outstanding contributions to the revival of Buddhism in its birth place - India. Bhikku Sanghasena, the senior most disciple of Most Ven. Acharya Buddhrakkhita and Founder-President of the Mahabodhi International Meditation Centre (MIMC) envisioned the installation of this statue in the Centre of the Devaschan Campus. The statue is installed on the occasion of 11th Smarananjali day Ven. Bhikku Kassapa Maha Thera, President & Ven. Bhikku Ananda Giri, Secretary Maha Bodhi Society of Bengaluru and a large number of dedicated disciples from Bengaluru and Ladakh. (Upasaka Nagsen M Dhoke & Upasika Vishakha Dhoke)". The surroundings suggest a mountainous or arid landscape. In the background, there are rocky hills and a few buildings that appear to be part of a monastery or settlement. Tibetan prayer flags are visible on poles to the left and right of the statue, adding a cultural element to the scene. The sky is overcast with scattered clouds. The image appears to be taken in Thiksey, India, given the context of Buddhist monasteries and the mention of Ladakh. in Thiksey, India

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Aug 12, 2026, 7:02 AM

Thiksey, India

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A statue of a monk is prominently displayed outdoors, seated in a meditative posture. The statue is made of a light-colored material, likely plaster or concrete, and is draped in a saffron-colored robe. The monk wears glasses and has a serene expression. The statue is mounted on a tiered, orange and yellow pedestal that resembles a stupa. The base of the pedestal features a black plaque with white text, commemorating the monk and detailing the occasion of the statue's installation. The plaque reads: "MOST VENERABLE ACHARYA BUDDHRAKKHITA BADA BHANTEJI (12-03-1922 to 23-09-2013) To remember and express gratitude for his outstanding contributions to the revival of Buddhism in its birth place - India. Bhikku Sanghasena, the senior most disciple of Most Ven. Acharya Buddhrakkhita and Founder-President of the Mahabodhi International Meditation Centre (MIMC) envisioned the installation of this statue in the Centre of the Devaschan Campus. The statue is installed on the occasion of 11th Smarananjali day Ven. Bhikku Kassapa Maha Thera, President & Ven. Bhikku Ananda Giri, Secretary Maha Bodhi Society of Bengaluru and a large number of dedicated disciples from Bengaluru and Ladakh. (Upasaka Nagsen M Dhoke & Upasika Vishakha Dhoke)". The surroundings suggest a mountainous or arid landscape. In the background, there are rocky hills and a few buildings that appear to be part of a monastery or settlement. Tibetan prayer flags are visible on poles to the left and right of the statue, adding a cultural element to the scene. The sky is overcast with scattered clouds. The image appears to be taken in Thiksey, India, given the context of Buddhist monasteries and the mention of Ladakh.

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