Aikan Temple of Worship

The Buddhist Council of Queensland, established in 1999 and incorporated in 2000, serves as a unifying body for various Buddhist centers and societies in Queensland, promoting the advancement of Buddhism across Australia. The Council operates as a not-for-profit charitable organization that represents all Buddhist traditions and centers fairly and transparently. The current committee, consisting of dedicated members from diverse backgrounds, is committed to enhancing the understanding and practice of Buddhism in the region. Through their affiliation with the Federation of Australian Buddhist Councils, they actively engage in educational projects and initiatives to benefit the local Buddhist community. Generated from the website

Langri Tangpa Centre is a not-for-profit Tibetan Buddhist teaching and meditation centre located in Camp Hill, QLD. It offers a supportive environment for individuals seeking to learn about Buddhism and meditation, welcoming everyone regardless of religious beliefs or backgrounds. The centre provides a variety of programs, including beginner-friendly classes, guided meditation sessions, and in-depth studies of Buddhist philosophy. Community support through donations and volunteering is encouraged to ensure accessibility to all its teachings and programs. Generated from the website