The document summarizes key facilities at Phật Đài Dhammakaya in Thailand, including the Dhammakaya Cetiya stupa intended to house 1 million Buddha statues, the Great Memorial Hall, and the Great Sapha Dhammakaya Hall designed for meditation and lectures for up to 150,000 people. It also describes the Dining Hall that can seat 6,000 monks and the daily offerings from lay people, as well as the Dhammakaya Chapel recognized for its architectural design.

1. Phật Đài Dhammakaya

2. The Dhammakaya Cetiya The symbol of world peace Built entirely on international public contributions, it is also the embodiment of unity and love for mankind. The dome-shaped Cetiya (stupa) is the hallmark of what has become the largest venue for mass meditation and prayers for Buddhists and peace-loving people of the world.

3. The Dhammakaya Cetiya is projected to accommodate 1,000,000 personal Buddha images. On the outer shell of the hemispherical dome and its spherical terraces, actually hold 300,000 Buddha images. Another 700,000 will be placed progressively in its interior.

4. Each of the individual personal Buddha image is built by donation. Doners may have their names inscribed on the base of the statue. Thus, the Dhammakaya Cetiya is a witness of the world’s effort to help create world peace for mankind.

17. Men, women and children were joyfully planting pines around the Memorial Hall. The trees have now grown tall, providing shade and a refreshing sight for visitors.

18. Light of Peace Buddhists and peace-lovers from various countries participated in the annual illumination ceremony on Maga Puja Day (the full-moon night of the third lunar month.)

24. The Great Memorial Hall of Phramongkolthepmuni

28. The Great Sapha Dhammakaya Hall Opposite to the Dhammakaya Cetiya is the Dhammakaya Assembly Hall, designed to be a multi-functional, two-storied building for meditation, Dhamma lectures, religious activities, youth development training, and meeting venue for monks. The upper level was designed to accommodate 150,000 people and the lower level for parking. Eventually if the number of attendants exceeds 150,000, the lower level may be converted into a gathering place for another 150,000 people.

30. About 5,000 to 25,000 people attend the Sunday gathering for prayer and meditation sessions, and an average of 100,000-120,000 people join the temple’s religious activities on important events such as the Maga Puja Day and the Kathina Robe Offering Day.

34. The Dining Hall of Khun Yay Archaraya Chandra Khonnokyoong Named after the founder of the DhammakayaTemple, the Dining Hall can seat up to 6,000 monks. The spacious dining hall is frequently used to welcome visiting monks and novices. It also serves as a meeting venue for monks to chant together

35. Everyday, lay people come to enjoy offering food and refreshments to more than 1,200 monks and novices who reside at this temple. Among their offerings are other necessities such as saffron robes, medicine, toiletries, blankets, lotuses & garlands and so on.

36. At 6.30 a.m. every day the resident monks at the temple will come here to chant the morning prayers together and have breakfast, and give blessings to the people who have come to offer sustenance. The second and the last meal of the day is at 11:00 a.m.

37. The Dhammakaya Chapel Attributed with the ASA's Architectural Design Awards in 1998.