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Landmark gathering had participants from Taiwan, China, India, Thailand, Bhutan, Vietnam, Laos, Bangladesh, Nepal, Singapore, and Indonesia to Sri Lanka

‘One Buddha One World’ draws 80 spiritual devotees to our heritage sites

by damith
June 8, 2025 1:10 am 0 comment 147 views

  • This special event saw an assembly of 300 bhikkhus and laypersons, joining in a traditional dāna
    (almsgiving) ceremony, reflecting the enduring Buddhist traditions of compassion and unity.
  • Connaissance De Ceylan leads in spiritual Tourism

An extraordinary gathering of 80 spiritual devotees brought together from Taiwan, China, India, Thailand, Bhutan, Vietnam, Laos, Bangladesh, Nepal, Singapore, and Indonesia from May 28 to June 3 journeyed through Sri Lanka’s revered Buddhist heritage sites, including Anuradhapura, Polonnaruwa, Sigiriya, Dambulla, and Kandy, immersing themselves in the island’s rich spiritual tapestry.

Spearheaded by Sri Lanka All-Island Buddha Sasana Council of Secretary General Venerable Mugunuwela Anuruddha Thero, the tour reached its peak on May 31 with the Inauguration Ceremony of One Buddha One World at the picturesque Aliya Resort & Spa.

This special event saw an assembly of 300 bhikkhus and laypersons, joining in a traditional dāna (almsgiving) ceremony, reflecting the enduring Buddhist traditions of compassion and unity.

This landmark gathering was made possible through the ground handling of Connaissance De Ceylan a leading destination management company in Sri Lanka, known for curating authentic, transformative travel experiences.

Its hospitality division, Thema Collection, manages boutique hotels and resorts including the eco-luxury Aliya Resort & Spa, the perfect venue for this milestone event with stunning views of Sigiriya Rock and a blend of modern comfort with traditional Sri Lankan hospitality.

As One Buddha One World unfolded, it displayed that such not only strengthens bonds between nations but also reaffirms Sri Lanka’s role as a beacon of spiritual harmony in the global community.

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