GALLERY: Day of celebration for Buddhism

By Alex Arnold
March 31 2013 - 10:00pm
Ashoda Rai and Karishme Adhikari, both from Sydney, visit Nan Tien Temple. Pictures: DAVE TEASE
Ashoda Rai and Karishme Adhikari, both from Sydney, visit Nan Tien Temple. Pictures: DAVE TEASE
GALLERY: Day of celebration for Buddhism
GALLERY: Day of celebration for Buddhism
GALLERY: Day of celebration for Buddhism
GALLERY: Day of celebration for Buddhism
GALLERY: Day of celebration for Buddhism
GALLERY: Day of celebration for Buddhism
GALLERY: Day of celebration for Buddhism
GALLERY: Day of celebration for Buddhism
GALLERY: Day of celebration for Buddhism
GALLERY: Day of celebration for Buddhism
GALLERY: Day of celebration for Buddhism
GALLERY: Day of celebration for Buddhism
GALLERY: Day of celebration for Buddhism
GALLERY: Day of celebration for Buddhism
GALLERY: Day of celebration for Buddhism
GALLERY: Day of celebration for Buddhism
GALLERY: Day of celebration for Buddhism
GALLERY: Day of celebration for Buddhism
GALLERY: Day of celebration for Buddhism
GALLERY: Day of celebration for Buddhism
GALLERY: Day of celebration for Buddhism
GALLERY: Day of celebration for Buddhism
GALLERY: Day of celebration for Buddhism
GALLERY: Day of celebration for Buddhism
GALLERY: Day of celebration for Buddhism
GALLERY: Day of celebration for Buddhism

After the Easter eggs were found and devoured – many in secret – families of many faiths made their way to the Nan Tien Temple yesterday to celebrate one of the most important occasions on the Buddhist calendar.

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