Garden of 1,000 Buddhas (Yum Chenmo statue)

Ewam gives the central statue, Yum Chenmo (Prajnaparamita), the Great Mother of Transcendent Wisdom, as 24 feet tall; the Beacon says 25 feet. Around her, Ewam says, one thousand Montana-made Buddha images are arranged as an eight-spoked Dharma wheel, and one thousand stupas, each holding an image of the female deity Tara, line the outer rim. The Beacon counts 1,002 hand-cast Buddha statues, cast over nearly 15 years, and says the last was installed about seven years before its 2024 article. Ewam says the garden's purpose is to bring positive transformation to those who visit, and that its location and design came from a vision Sang-ngag Rinpoche had as a child.

The Beacon says visitors are encouraged to walk clockwise around the perimeter of the wheel, around the major statues and along the eight spokes, and may hang a prayer flag at a mount overlooking the garden. It also lists an annual free Festival of Peace each September.

Ewam calls the garden a sacred place and asks visitors to leave pets at home. It says guided tours run when available from April to October, and that opening hours change with the season.