Buddhism in Sweden

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The Thai pavilion in Jämtland
The Thai pavilion in Jämtland

Buddhism is a relatively small religion in Sweden. Most of the practicing Buddhists have various Asian (mostly Thai, Chinese and Vietnamese) heritage. There are current plans of constructing a Buddhist Temple in Fredrika, a small town in the north part of Sweden. This Thai-style temple will be the biggest Buddhist temple in Europe when finished. In addition to this there is a Thai pavilion in Jämtland, a region in central Sweden.

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