Dhamma Makuṭa
Discover Vipassana on Mogok's peaceful hills.
Perched on 22 acres of tranquil hillside, Dhamma Makuṭa, or "Crown of Dhamma," offers a dedicated space for the ancient practice of Vipassana. Just a 20-minute walk from Mogok's main road, this center provides a serene environment for deep meditation. With a pagoda featuring 117 individual cells and two Dhamma halls, the facilities are designed to support focused practice. The center is continually expanding, with plans to add more single rooms and enlarge the dining area, ensuring a comfortable stay for all practitioners. Here, the emphasis is on Vipassana as an "Art of Living," a universal remedy for life's challenges, as taught over 2500 years ago. It's a place to truly see things as they are, fostering profound self-discovery.
Highlights
- Pagoda with 117 individual meditation cells
- Expansive 22-acre hillside location
- Dedicated facilities for Vipassana as an 'Art of Living'
- Ongoing expansion of accommodation and dining facilities
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Setting
Situated on 22 acres of rolling hills, Dhamma Makuṭa provides a peaceful and secluded environment. The natural landscape offers a quiet backdrop for meditation, removed from the bustle of the main road yet easily accessible.
Accommodation
The center can accommodate 60 males and 70 females, with 30 single rooms that include private bathrooms. There are plans for an additional 30 single rooms to further enhance guest comfort.
How to get there
Dhamma Makuṭa is located in Mindadar Qr, Mogok, Myanmar. It is a 20-minute walk from the main road of Mogok. Specific travel instructions beyond this are not provided, so it is advisable to contact the center directly for detailed directions.
Nearest airport: Mandalay International Airport (MDL) (99 km)
Nearest city: Mandalay
Public transport: Contact the center for transport details
Interested in this center? Check availability and upcoming retreats on their official site.
Visit Dhamma Makuṭa websiteClimate
Climate Zone: Tropical
Best Months: Feb, Dec, Jan
Avoid: Aug, Jun, Jul
No specific climate information is provided for Mogok. Visitors should research the typical weather conditions for the region based on their planned travel dates to prepare accordingly.
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Frequently asked questions
What type of meditation is taught at Dhamma Makuṭa?
Dhamma Makuṭa teaches Vipassana meditation, which focuses on seeing things as they really are, as an ancient technique for self-observation and an 'Art of Living'.
What are the accommodation options at the center?
The center currently offers accommodations for 60 males and 70 females, including 30 single rooms with attached bathrooms. There are plans to add more single rooms in the future.
How far is the center from the main road of Mogok?
Dhamma Makuṭa is located approximately a 20-minute walk from the main road of Mogok.
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