Bodhiñāṇa Vihāra

In the Theravāda Buddhist tradition, a Sīmā is a consecrated and legally established boundary, designated in accordance with the Vinaya, within which the Sangha performs important Sanghakamma, such as the recitation of the Pātimokkha, higher ordinations, and other formal Sangha proceedings.
The Sīmā Hall also serves as the place where the monastic community gathers daily for meditation practice.
Consists of three storeys

• Footprint: 1,000 m²
• Total construction area: 1,980 m²

We warmly invite donors to participate in this meritorious undertaking by sponsoring individual square metres of construction, or by making a general donation toward the Sīmā Meditation Hall

The Dining Hall and Kitchen are communal spaces where monastics and practitioners gather to have meals in mindfulness. It is a place that nurtures harmony, gratitude, contentment, and moderation
This will be a blessed place where generations of devotees can accumulate merit through the noble tradition of offering meals to the Sangha

Consists of two storeys

• 2 floors · Footprint: 484 m²
• Total construction area: 740 m²

The Buddha taught that all beings are sustained by food. A stable dining hall and kitchen provide the monastic community and practitioners with the necessary support to maintain good health and devote themselves wholeheartedly to the practice of the Dhamma for years to come.

We warmly invite donors to participate in this meritorious undertaking by sponsoring individual square metres of construction, or by making a general donation toward the Dinning Hall & Kitchen.

Residences provide shelter from heat and cold, sun and rain, insects and adverse conditions, allowing practitioners to live peacefully in seclusion and dedicate themselves wholeheartedly to meditation.

21 Kuti

• 11 Kuti At Monk Area
• 10 Kuti At Nun Area

Each Kuti contains 4 individual rooms
2 rooms on the upper floor
2 rooms on the ground floor
Room size: 4 m × 5 m

Each Dormitory contains 16 rooms
8 rooms on the upper floor
8 rooms on the ground floor
Room size: 4,7m × 3,2m

Total 38 rooms
15 rooms on the upper floor
15 rooms on the lower floor
8 rooms on the ground floor
Room size: 4m × 3,2m

The Buddha Stupa stands as a timeless symbol of the Buddha-Sāsana in the world. Since ancient times, stupas have served not only as places of reverence for the Blessed One, but also as sacred landmarks of faith, wisdom, and devotion, transmitting the spiritual values of the Dhamma from one generation to the next.

It is also a place where wholesome aspirations are awakened, faith is strengthened, and merit is cultivated by those who have the good fortune to visit, pay homage, and offer their support

Consists of 2 storeys

• Footprint: 120 m²
• Height: over 17 m

Hidden among the tranquil mountains and forests, the Meditation Hall serves as a haven of peace for those seeking refuge from the uncertainties of modern life. It is a place to turn inward, listen deeply to oneself, and touch the profound stillness that lies within.

More than a physical structure, this will be a sanctuary for inner growth and spiritual cultivation, inviting those drawn by wholesome aspirations can deepen mindfulness, and sow the seeds of concentration and wisdom that will bear fruit both now and in the future

• Footprint: 421 m²
• Construction area: 842 m²

The project will continue with the construction of residencies, following the same design, purpose, and structure established in Phase 1.

• Additional meditation huts and dormitories
• Completion of Phase 1 infrastructure