Wat Lao Buddhist Samakhitam

Wat Lao is a Buddhist temple in west Riverside, California, serving the local Lao community, many of whom immigrated to the area after the Vietnam War. The temple is a place for spiritual practice and community gatherings, with several monks residing on-site and participating in traditional Theravada Buddhist services. Celebrations at Wat Lao include significant holidays such as the Lao New Year and various Buddhist festivals, where families come together to pray, share food, and socialize. Notably, the temple also played a role in fostering community solidarity after a tragic event in 2001, demonstrating its importance as a cultural and spiritual hub for the Lao community in Riverside. Generated from the website

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