Dhamma Nāga
Ancient Vipassana, tranquil lake, deep discovery.
Dhamma Nāga, meaning 'Dhamma among Nāgas' (a nod to both local residents and a symbolic epithet for the Buddha), offers a serene setting for Vipassana meditation in central India. Established in 1997, this center provides a dedicated space for practitioners to engage with one of India's most ancient meditation techniques, taught as a universal remedy for suffering. Situated on 20 acres of tranquil land beside a small lake, Dhamma Nāga accommodates approximately 100 students, fostering an environment conducive to deep introspection and self-discovery. The Vipassana method, which emphasizes seeing things as they truly are, is presented as an art of living, aiming to address universal ills. For newcomers, introductory materials by S.N. Goenka are available, providing a foundational understanding of the practice before arrival.
Highlights
- Dhamma Nāga translates to 'Dhamma among Nāgas,' referencing local residents and a Buddha epithet
- Established in 1997, offering decades of dedicated practice space
- 20 acres of quiet land on the bank of a small lake
- Accommodates around 100 students for Vipassana courses
- Offers introductory materials by S.N. Goenka for new students
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Setting
The center is located on 20 acres of quiet and serene land, nestled beside a small lake. This natural environment provides a peaceful backdrop for meditation practice, away from the bustle of city life.
Accommodation
The center can accommodate approximately 100 students. Specific details about the lodging arrangements are not provided.
How to get there
Dhamma Nāga is located in Village Mahurjhari, near Nagpur-Kalmeshwar Road, approximately 20kms from the central Indian city of Nagpur. It is situated on Katol Road.
Nearest airport: Pune International Airport (PNQ) (56 km)
Nearest city: Pune
Public transport: Contact the center for transport details
Interested in this center? Check availability and upcoming retreats on their official site.
Visit Dhamma Nāga websiteClimate
Climate Zone: Tropical
Best Months: Jan, Feb, Mar
Avoid: Sep, May, Aug
Nagpur, Maharashtra experiences a hot semi-arid climate. Summers (March to June) are very hot, while winters (November to February) are mild and dry. The monsoon season (July to September) brings significant rainfall.
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Frequently asked questions
What kind of meditation is taught at Dhamma Nāga?
Dhamma Nāga teaches Vipassana meditation, an ancient Indian technique focused on seeing things as they truly are, presented as an art of living.
How large is the Dhamma Nāga center?
The center is developed on 20 acres of land and can accommodate approximately 100 students.
Is there information available for those new to Vipassana?
Yes, for those unfamiliar with Vipassana Meditation, an introduction by Mr. Goenka, along with related videos and questions & answers, is available.
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