Unfortunately, there doesn't appear to be a widely known Buddhist temple specifically named "Nevada Buddhist Temple" in Las Vegas. However, Las Vegas has a vibrant and diverse Buddhist community with numerous temples and centers representing various traditions.
To give you a helpful response, I can offer descriptions of some of the prominent Buddhist temples and centers in Las Vegas:
Thai Buddhist Temple of Las Vegas (Wat Dhammaram): As described previously, this is one of the oldest temples in the city, representing the Theravada tradition and serving the Thai community.
Chaiya Meditation Monastery: This monastery offers a serene environment for Vipassana meditation practice and teachings, welcoming people from all backgrounds.
Las Vegas Buddhist Sangha: This community practices Shin Buddhism, a Mahayana tradition, and offers Sunday services and various events.
Kannon Temple of Nevada: This temple belongs to the Nichiren Shu sect of Mahayana Buddhism and provides services and teachings focused on the Lotus Sutra.
Padma Rigdzin Ling Buddhist Temple: This temple follows the Tibetan Buddhist tradition, particularly the Vajrayana teachings, and offers various programs and services.
It's possible that the "Nevada Buddhist Temple" you're looking for is a smaller center or a temple with a different name. If you can recall any other details, such as the specific Buddhist tradition or any landmarks nearby, I can try to provide a more specific description.
In the meantime, I encourage you to explore the diverse Buddhist community in Las Vegas and visit the temples and centers that resonate with you. Each of these places offers unique opportunities for spiritual growth, learning, and community connection.