Khettarama Social Service Foundation Donates Land for Buddha Education Temple in Sri Lanka

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Date: February 28, 2024 - Sri Lanka


In a remarkable gesture of friendship and cultural preservation, the Honourable Director and Founder of Khettarama Social Service Foundation, Rev. Kowane Palitha Thero, welcomed the esteemed Chairperson of Hswagata Buddha Tooth Relics Preservation Museum, Bhikkhu Indasoma, to the auspicious grounds of the Foundation's land on February 28th, 2024.


The occasion marked a significant milestone in fostering camaraderie and mutual respect between Sri Lanka and Myanmar as both revered figures deliberated on the establishment of a Buddha Education Temple. Reverend Kowane Palitha Thero, embodying the spirit of benevolence, graciously pledged to donate a portion of the Foundation's land to Bhikkhu Indasoma for the noble cause of constructing the temple.


The Khettarama Social Service Foundation's commitment to philanthropy and community development shines brightly through this act of generosity. By offering land for the construction of the Buddha Education Temple, the Foundation demonstrates its unwavering dedication to promoting spiritual enlightenment and educational advancement.


Bhikkhu Indasoma expressed profound gratitude for the heartfelt gesture extended by Rev. Kowane Palitha Thero and the Khettarama Social Service Foundation. He emphasized the importance of fostering cultural exchange and promoting Buddhist education as a means to strengthen the bonds of friendship between Sri Lanka and Myanmar.


The envisioned Buddha Education Temple stands as a beacon of enlightenment and knowledge, serving as a platform for the dissemination of Buddhist teachings and principles. Through collaborative efforts, the temple aims to cultivate a deeper understanding of Buddhism while fostering harmony and unity within the community.


The partnership between the Khettarama Social Service Foundation and the Hswagata Buddha Tooth Relics Preservation Museum exemplifies the enduring bonds of friendship and cultural heritage shared between Sri Lanka and Myanmar. Together, they embark on a noble journey to enrich lives, inspire minds, and nurture the spirit of compassion and goodwill.


As construction commences on the Buddha Education Temple, anticipation and excitement resonate throughout Sri Lanka, heralding a new era of enlightenment and enlightenment. The legacy of this historic collaboration will endure for generations to come, embodying the timeless values of generosity, unity, and harmony.

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