Hotels Bronkhorstspruit close to Nan Hua Buddhist Temple (Bronkhorstspruit, South Africa)

How payments to us affect ranking

  1. Kungwiniguesthouse

    3 Stars
    Select dates to see exact prices

  2. Monacco Guest house

    Outdoor swimming pool, Warm, homey atmosphere

    Select dates to see exact prices

  3. HUNTERS NEST GUEST HOUSE BRONKHORSTSPRUIT

    Select dates to see exact prices

  4. Enawe Lodge

    Select dates to see exact prices

  5. Graceland Recreation

    Select dates to see exact prices

  6. AS contractors accommodation

    Select dates to see exact prices

  7. Kwena Maribane Lodge

    Select dates to see exact prices

  8. Eagles View Kungwini

    Select dates to see exact prices

  9. Riverside Self-Catering Accommodation

    3 Stars
    Select dates to see exact prices

  10. The Meander Estate

    Select dates to see exact prices

  11. Mavida Guesthouse

    Select dates to see exact prices

  12. Amatolo view

    Select dates to see exact prices

  13. Hei Stays Bachelor Apartment

    Select dates to see exact prices

  14. Luxury 1BR at Blyde Lagoon, Pretoria East, WiFi, Security & Self Check In

    Select dates to see exact prices

  15. Mint Resorts The Blyde

    Select dates to see exact prices

  16. Umnotho We Afrika House

    Select dates to see exact prices

  17. Oudezwaanskraal Game Farm

    Select dates to see exact prices

  18. Luxury Lagoon Escape

    Select dates to see exact prices

  19. Oxbow Country Estate

    4 Stars
    Select dates to see exact prices

The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.

Nan Hua Buddhist Temple (Bronkhorstspruit, South Africa)

The Nan Hua Buddhist Temple can be found in the suburb of Bronkhorstspruit, approximately 50 kilometres east of South Africa’s capital Pretoria. It is the largest Buddhist Temple on the African continent and is home to the African headquarters of the Fo Guang Shan (Buddha’s Light Mountain) Order, which is the largest Buddhist sect in Taiwan. The origins of this temple in South Africa date back only to 1992 when six acres of land were set aside for the temples’ construction. Since this date several other smaller satellite temples have been built in Africa. In 2002 a bomb was planted in the besiegement of this temple, which exploded and injured two members of staff. A right wing Afrikaner organisation called the Boeremag claimed responsibility for this act.

Contact

27 Nan Hua Road,  1020,  
Telephone: +27(13)9310009 | 

Frequently Asked Questions about Nan Hua Buddhist Temple

More Points of Interest - Nan Hua Buddhist Temple