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Chung Mei Temple, as part of the Fo Guang Shan Buddhist Society, was built in 2001 in Stafford, Texas to promote Buddhism through cultural exchange and to serve the community of greater Houston.<\/p>\n

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Temple Tour<\/h1>\n

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Welcome to Chung Mei Buddhist Temple. We offer guided tours to schools, religious organizations, corporate sponsored events as well as other groups. Starting in 2022, free guided tours are available, 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM, Tuesday through Friday and run 45 to 60 mins.<\/p>\n

For an overview of our facilities, please click on the link to Our Facilities<\/a> and browse through some pictures of our shrine, library, classroom, exhibition hall, and chan garden.<\/p>\n

For a group tour, please make your reservation at least 2 weeks in advance<\/strong>. Group tours includes an overview of Chung Mei Buddhist Temple \/ Humanistic Buddhism, a short film, \u201cBiography of the Buddha\u201d, plus a tour of the facilities.<\/p>\n

Currently, due to COVID-19, face masks are required<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

To request your temple tour, please fill-in the form below and click on the Submit button (at the bottom of the form) to send your request to us.

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Call: 281 495 3100<\/p>\n

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Email: houston@ibps.org<\/p>\n

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Address: 12550 Jebbia Lane,
Stafford, TX 77477, USA.<\/p>\n

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