Chung Tian Temple, which means “Middle Heaven”, was constructed in 1992 using traditional Chinese Buddhist architecture and is situated between Brisbane and Logan, Queensland. Surrounded by nature, the Temple provides a peaceful and culturally beautiful venue for the community to celebrate their multicultural diversity and multi-faith harmony through Humanistic Buddhism.
The International Buddhist Association of Queensland is a branch organization of the Fo Guang Shan Buddhist Order founded in Taiwan by Venerable Master Hsing Yun. His Dharma name, Hsing Yun, means “Star Cloud” whilst Fo Guang Shan means “Buddha`s Light Mountain”. He also founded Buddha’s Light International Association, BLIA, and has spent his life promoting Humanistic Buddhism.
Besides promoting Buddhism, the Chung Tian Temple was established with the goal of integrating Eastern culture into Australian traditions in the context of multiculturalism. It is an active cultural, educational and tourist centre in Queensland and has been widely recognized as a successful model for its multicultural approach in Australia.
Chung Tian Temple organises several versatile activities for the community. Many of them aim at fostering talent and appreciation of art through education and promoting multi-culturalism through cultural activities.
Registered Name: International Buddhist Association of Queensland
www.chungtian.org.au - 36310 - Chung Tian Temple
