Bhumi Daan

Offer a piece of sacred land at Pashupatinath and Swoyambhunath.

Every square unit is tracked and accounted for. You'll always know precisely where your Bhumi Daan stands.

A Sacred Beginning

Every Sacred Temple,
Begins With the Land.

Select the holy site where you would like to make your Bhumi Dan offering. Your contribution supports the preservation of these sacred temples for generations to come.

He who upholds dharma, dharma upholds him.

A Living Devotion

From the Ground,Something Sacred Rises.

Every sacred place begins somewhere. This one begins with the land beneath it.

Sacred Ground

Explore the Sacred Land

Explore the project grounds of Pashupatinath Mandir and Swayambhu Maha Chaitya. Discover key landmarks and understand where your Bhumi Daan becomes part of the sacred foundation.

Process

How It Works

In just a few simple steps, you can be part of a sacred legacy.

  1. Choose the Temple

    Select Pashupatinath Mandir or Swoyambhu Maha Chatiya

  2. Select your Bhumi

    Explore the available plots and choose the piece of sacred land you wish to dedicate

  3. Make a secure payment

    Complete your donation through our secure payment system.

  4. Receive your certificate

    Get your personalized Bhumi Daan certificate with your unique coordinates.

Every Dedication
is Documented

You'll receive a digital certificate of your Bhumi Dan, and access to your personal donor dashboard where you can view your exact land location, track construction milestones, and revisit your dedication anytime.

  • Named certificate with your family's dedication
  • GPS coordinates of your exact land plot
  • Quarterly construction photo updates
  • Permanent record in the temple's digital archive
  • Early access to virtual temple inauguration
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Certificate of Bhumi Dan

Sacred Land Dedication

This certifies that

[Your Family Name]

has dedicated sacred land at Shree Pashupatinath Temple and Bouddha Vihar, Euless, Texas

Plot

A-247

Area

6 sq ft

Year

2026

Verified & Permanently Archived · Bhumi Dan Initiative