Very cool, beautiful outdoors. A sensational garden. Missing signage a presentation opening presentation, a library very expensive prices $$$, a gasless water 6 reais! I recommend to anyone who is Buddhist or who knows the religion

The temple is located in an area further away from the center, close to Itaipu. It's worth having both visits on the same day. The space has several sculptures from Buddhist culture, surrounded by greenery and tranquility. The temple itself cannot be photographed or filmed. It is free. But I confess that I missed a little more information about the culture/religion. The place has a simple shop near the entrance, and free parking in front.

Very beautiful place, with statues referring to Buddhism. Very cool to take pictures. The temple itself has nothing special on the inside and we have no information about the religion or the monks in the place but still worth seeing. Quick visit, up to 30min. It is worth to fit in the same day of Itaipu as it is nearby. And you don't pay anything to enter the temple, you just need to pay attention to the hours on Google because they open later and close earlier than the other sights.

I was surprised to find this place in Foz. You breathe a lot of peace. What I could mark to improve is that we wanted to buy a guide to the place and they did not accept electronic means of payment or credit cards (cash only).

Legal statues. The place is poorly preserved. No attention. Very weak souvenir shop and poor service. Much below temples like that of three crowns /RS or in Cotia /SP. For a place that comes people from all over the world, they need to do something to improve.