Buddhist temple

Best place to practice meditation. Ajan Brahmawanso mostly visit here for Dharma Talk on Fridays, Dana on Saturdays and Sundays.

Excellent retreat centre. Every room has its own ensuite. Dining room is spacious, light and airy. Walking tracks through bushland, hidden lookouts, areas for meditation and contemplation outdoors. Excellent meditation hall. Staff are wonderful as are the Ajahns (Monks who teach).

Ajahn Brahm's is an exemplary and down to earth unassuming Dhamma Master who never cease to amaze and share the wisdom of his knowledge and humour with lay people. He easily connects with his charisma. Sadhu, Sadhu, Sadhu.

Beautiful and peaceful. Perfect place for meditation and getting in touch with nature. Every mindfulness practitioner and serious meditator should come here at least once for a 9 day retreat! Bonus boost to your metta meditation for those who love bushwalking, nature and bird watching.

Fantastic place to get back your peaceful mind.Beautiful drive journey towards the monastery.Wonderful surroundings and lovely designed structure.Plenty garden and parking space. Free entrance to all visitors.Be mindful and quiet as there are meditation huts in the area.

I just sit outside enjoying the serenity. Play the didgeridoo for Buddha sometimes.

World class meditation retreat.

A humble and inspiring beacon of kindfulness stands at this monastery of monks. In addition to the hall that the monks receive visitors in, there's a large and calm energy meditation hall for some peaceful meditation and reflection, and the surrounding grounds in the bush are also serene and relaxing.The monks and visitors are kind and friendly, and all are welcome to get involved in the activities for common good. They offer daily offerings of alms to the monks, followed by helpful teachings on life, the opportunity to speak to and ask the learned and wise monks questions, and the sharing of the remaining and plentiful food amongst the visitors for a pre-noon meal. Be sure to check the website before you visit to see what's scheduled, timings and etiquette.There's a regular community that visits on various days during the week, with the weekends and public holidays being busier. It's a great oasis away from the city to bring one some inner peace.

I am staying here for a two week retreat. It is a peaceful and serene place. The people are wonderful, the monks amazing and It is perfect for contemplation and meditation.

This place is very clean and well kept with nice greenery.