Ashmara Brahma Vihara is a Buddhist temple, which was built between 1960 and 1970. Officially the temple was opened in 1973. Actually there was a Buddhist temple built near the hot springs of Banjar Tegehe, but there were at that time only a few followers of Buddha. As more and more Buddhist became followers, the Brahma Vihara Ashmara was eventually built on a large plot of land. Large enough to build, so a miniature of the Borobodur was built is the southern part of the Brahma Vihara Ashmara.

In principle, there are 5 complexes of buildings:

• Upasatha Gara: this is on top of the western hill. It is a comfortable and quiet place. On the wall there is a picture of Buddha's birth to see and in the middle there is Buddhist statue when he attained enlightenment. This space was used for religious and ritual activities of the candidate monk. Here the candidate monks laid their promises.

• Dharmasala: located in the eastern region. Dharmasala room is kind of a space for giving lectures. This room is also a place for giving sermons and other spiritual activities.

• Stupa: a giant bubble-like building in the northwest corner. The walls are made of concrete with a cut in relief, which is very interesting. In the Stupa they kept much sacred Buddhist things, which were light and flammable.

• Bodi tree: in the north there is a large Bodi tree, which is decorated. Under a bodiboom Buddha attained enlightenment. This site visitors usually come for meditation especially ASUDA and Waicak days.

• Kuti: in the Vihara complex there are rooms which are called Kuti. These rooms are for monks and students who study here. But it is also a place where the monks practice.