Wat Buddharatanaram

Wat Lao Thepnimith of Fort Worth is a large temple, community center, and event venue in Fort Worth, TX. It hosts Lao New Year and other festivals with vendors offering Thai food, fruits, clothes, and crafts, and provides nearby parking. Two live stages host bands during events. The main worship space is serene, with monks on site to bless visitors. Entrance is a temple donation of $5 per person. Shoes are removed in worship areas, and visitors are asked to show respect.

Chùa Hương Đạo in Fort Worth offers a serene, beautifully landscaped temple experience with a tranquil main hall and gardens. Visitors can attend Sunday dharma services, enjoy translators for women and men, and request personal tours with a Buddhism history briefing. The temple hosts Tet and Lunar New Year celebrations, including a food fair and flower market, creating a welcoming, peaceful atmosphere.

THE ANCIENT SACRED BUDDHIST SCRIPTURE STUPAS is a Fort Worth point of interest at 4725 E Rosedale St. The site has inspired participants in the Walk For Peace, with supporters noting peace, compassion and kindness as guiding principles. Reviewers also highlight 3D printed models of the stupas, offering a tangible connection to sacred Buddhist scripture.

Karma Thegsum Chöling Dallas is a Tibetan Buddhist meditation center in Irving, Texas, dedicated to providing a peaceful environment for spiritual practice. Based on reviews, it is described as an excellent dharma center with a beautiful temple and a highly regarded teacher. The center features a new stupa and is noted for its welcoming community and focus on karma and meditation.

SGI-USA Fort Worth Center is a welcoming place of worship located at 6411 Camp Bowie Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76116. It invites people from diverse cultures to share a practical philosophy aimed at reducing suffering. Reviews highlight a peaceful, judgment-free atmosphere and a warm, compassionate community that feels like a big hug, where families in faith find support and encouragement.

DFW Buddhist Vihara (Texas Buddhist Meditation Center) is a Buddhist temple and place of worship in Burleson, Texas. It follows Theravada teachings and serves as a Sri Lankan community hub, welcoming worship and meditation. A Sri Lankan monk leads practices, and the center offers books for study. A reviewer notes a direct descendant of the bo tree is planted on the premises.