The beauty of Hinduism

  The Influence of Hindu Teachings on Art and Culture Beyond India and Predominantly Hindu Nations   Hinduism, one of the world’s oldest religions, has profoundly shaped not only the Indian subcontinent but also cultures and artistic traditions in various parts of the world. While Hinduism is primarily associated with India and neighboring countries like Nepal and Bali, its philosophies, aesthetics, and practices have transcended geographical boundaries, leaving a lasting impact on global art and culture.   Southeast Asia: A Flourishing of Hindu Aesthetics   Southeast Asia offers some of the most prominent examples of Hindu influence outside predominantly Hindu nations. Between the 4th and 14th centuries, Hinduism spread across the region through trade, diplomacy, and cultural exchange. This influence is particularly evident in the architecture, sculpture, and performing arts of countries such as Indonesia, Cambodia, Thailand, and Vietnam.   Angkor Wat...

The beauty of the Hindu tradition in Indonesia History has shown that the teachings of Hinduism is the oldest in the world. This religion has evolved from India to the rest of the world by peaceful means. We can find a way to pray and culture or tradition, culture and art based on the Hindu in various continents and countries. Which makes proud because Hindu traditions outside India is very unique in that it blends beautifully with art, tradition and local culture. If you travel to countries that have a Hindu, then you will find a Hindu who did not seem the same with Hindu rituals and traditions in India, then we should be grateful for the Hindu has proved as a doctrine and a universal religion.   Pura Besakih, a Hindu temple in Bali. Image: klikhotel.com