Han MA Um Zen Center of New York

Flushing, Estados Unidos

5

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+1 718-460-2019
Dirección:
14439 32nd Avenue, Flushing, NY, 11354
Flushing, Murray Hill
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
460 mQ16 - Main St. to Fort Totten
660 mQ16 - Fort Totten to Main St.
1.1 kmMurray Hill (LIRR)
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Horario local (Flushing) 20:15 lunes, 3 de noviembre de 2025

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Flushing, NY
One of the most beautiful Buddhist temples in New York City! With its elaborate, yet simple aesthetic, this Zen center is an amazing architectural wonder. The Han Ma Um Zen Center of New York is located in the diverse community of Flushing, Queens — home to one of the biggest concentrations of religions and faiths from around world, living peacefully side-​by-​side. Flushing, Queens is also the birthplace of religious freedom — in 1657, the local farmers dared to protest Governor Peter Stuyvesant’s persecution of religious minorities — the «Flushing Remonstrance» demanded religious freedom and freedom of conscience for all people, including Friends (Quakers), Muslims, and Jews. You can learn more about this fascinating history via Flushing’s «Freedom Mile» tour of cultural and historic sites.