The Royal Bhutanese Monastery is a prominent Buddhist monastery located in Bodh Gaya, Bihar, near the Mahabodhi Temple complex. It was established by the King of Bhutan as a spiritual center for Bhutanese monks and pilgrims visiting Bodh Gaya. The monastery reflects traditional Bhutanese architectural style with intricate carvings, colorful paintings, and elegant wooden details. A large statue of Lord Buddha in meditation posture is enshrined inside the monastery. The place serves as a center for prayer, meditation, and the study of Buddhist teachings. Monks regularly perform rituals, chanting, and religious ceremonies here. The peaceful surroundings create a calm and spiritual atmosphere for visitors. The Royal Bhutanese Monastery stands as a symbol of Bhutan’s deep devotion to Buddhism and its spiritual connection with Bodh Gaya.