Brahmavihara Arama or commonly called Wihara Buddha Banjar is the biggest Buddhist temple in Bali. Situated in the hills of the Banjar Tegeha village in the district of Banjar, it blends beautifully with the peaceful environment. This Buddhist temple consists of five complexes:
a. Uposatha Gara
This hall is situated at the western top a comfortable and peaceful hall. On its wall the birth of the Buddha has been sculpted while a statue Buddha attaining Nirwana a heaven stands in the center of the hall. In this hall monk are ordained.
b. Dharmasala
A lecture hall situated in the eastern wing. Here priests give sermons. It also serves as a place for other spiritual activities.
c. Stupa.
A building with a bell shaped roof lying on south western. The wall are mode of concrete with beautiful reliefs.
d. The Bodi tree
Close to the north western corner of the building grows a gigantic bodi tree. Beautifully carved reliefs are around the tree. This tree symbolizes the victory of Buddha when attaining the eternal perfection or Samia Sang Buddha.
e. Kuti
Kuti is the having quarters of the monks and the student monks. This also serves as the practice hall for the monks.

Statues of Buddha decorates every part of the gardens and halls. The most beautiful being the Parinirwana and the statue of Buddha attaining sama or moksa in the Hindu religion. Sama or Moksa means the final earth exit.