Where do Hindus meditate?

Since there is no one Buddhist meditation practice, there is no one place that Buddhists go to meditate.

Many, however, meditate in a meditation hall, which, for those who practice Zen, is called a "zendo." It's important to understand that master meditators are always meditating. Whether they are washing dishes or raking leaves or going for a walk, masters of meditation are always meditating.

So, there's no need to have a special place to meditate.

On the other hand, formal meditation is often best done in a certain place. Meditation may be thought of as the art of stilling the mind. To still the mind, it helps to still the body. This is why meditation is often done in a motionless, seated position. It can also be done standing, walking, or lying.