Amitabha Druk Foundation — Located in the bustling city of Hong Kong, the center is situated on King's Road in North Point.
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Amitabha Druk Foundation

Tibetan Kagyu practice in North Point

China Hong Kong Tibetan donation

On King's Road in North Point, Amitabha Druk Foundation is associated with Tibetan Vajrayana Buddhism and the Kagyu Drikung lineage. Its Hong Kong address is on the eighth floor of Supreme Commercial Building. The foundation runs by donation, while visit arrangements and activity details are best confirmed directly before you go.

Highlights

  • Tibetan Kagyu Drikung lineage
  • Vajrayana Buddhist practice

Good for

Tibetan Buddhist practitionersVajrayana newcomersHong Kong-based visitors

Setting

The address is on King's Road in North Point, Hong Kong.

The practice

Vajrayana is a form of Tibetan Buddhism that may use meditation, mantra, and visualization within a teacher-guided lineage. Amitabha Druk is linked to the Kagyu Drikung tradition; ask the foundation what a first session involves.

A typical day

Daily structure varies by retreat; ask the foundation about session times, visit length, and whether activities are scheduled for newcomers.

What to bring

Wear comfortable clothing and ask whether you should bring a meditation cushion.

Address 8/F, Supreme Commercial Building 368 King's Road, North Point

How to get there

The address is 8/F, Supreme Commercial Building, 368 King's Road, North Point, Hong Kong.

Languages
English
Pricing

The foundation runs by donation; confirm the expected contribution for any visit or activity directly.

Frequently asked questions

Can newcomers attend a session?

Ask the foundation whether its current sessions are open to first-time visitors.

How do I arrange a visit?

Contact the foundation directly to ask about visiting and current activities.

What language are sessions held in?

Ask the foundation which language is used for its current sessions.

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