Simplicity and splendour
The monastery's exterior embodies a sense of Victorian simplicity with clean white walls. Step inside, however, and prepare to be dazzled. The interiors boast a vibrant contrast, adorned with exquisite murals and clay sculptures. The main and upper temples, the complex's oldest structures, are of prime importance. Here, visitors marvel at intricate artworks depicting Buddhist teachings and local history.
Temples and treasures
Nako Monastery boasts four distinct temples, each offering a unique experience.
The Translator's Temple: The oldest structure in Nako village, this temple houses captivating murals and clay sculptures.
The Small White Temple: This temple allows visitors to delve into the life of Lord Buddha through its intricate carvings and paintings.
The Upper Temple: One of the oldest structures in the complex, the Upper Temple is known for its collection of exquisite murals and clay sculptures, similar to the Translator's Temple.
The Temple of Wide Proportions: This temple stands out for its unique, expansive design. It houses artworks and sculptures in line with the monastery's overall theme.
