Houston Buddhist Vihara, located in Houston, Texas, is the largest Sri Lankan Buddhist temple in the state. Since its establishment in 1988, the Vihara has been serving members of various nationalities, with a strong presence of Sri Lankan worshippers. As a non-profit religious organization, the Vihara offers a range of services and activities to its community.

Monthly Dhamma talks and multi-day meditation retreats provide spiritual guidance and a peaceful environment for members. The Sunday Dhamma school is a popular attraction, catering to over 75 students. Additionally, the Vihara hosts significant Buddhist events such as Vesak and Kathina ceremonies.

The monks at Houston Buddhist Vihara play a vital role in providing religious services as needed. The Vihara is supported by its members, who generously donate necessities (Daana) for the sustenance of the monks. The Vihara's expenses are covered by voluntary donations made by its dedicated community members.

If you're seeking a spiritual refuge or a deeper understanding of Theravada Buddhism, Houston Buddhist Vihara welcomes you with open arms