Dhamma Ārāma

Step into the serene landscape of Dhamma Ārāma, nestled amidst the rice fields of Kumudavalli village in Andhra Pradesh. This dedicated meditation center, established in 2006, offers a tranquil escape just 2 km from Bhimavaram's railway and bus stations. With a commitment to regular practice, Dhamma Ārāma hosts a ten-day course every month, alongside an annual Satipatthana course for more advanced practitioners. The center's facilities are thoughtfully designed, featuring a main Dhamma Hall that accommodates 72 students and a smaller hall for 30, ensuring ample space for focused meditation. Separate dining and kitchen areas for men and women, along with individual cells, provide a conducive environment for deep introspection. Operating on a donation model, Dhamma Ārāma makes its teachings accessible to all who seek them.

Highlights

• Located amidst serene rice fields
• Adjacent to a Kanaka Durga Temple
• Offers monthly 10-day courses since 2006
• Features a main Dhamma Hall for 72 students
• Provides individual meditation cells

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Setting

Dhamma Ārāma is situated in the peaceful Kumudavalli village, often known as Kodavalli, surrounded by lush rice fields. The rural setting provides a quiet backdrop for meditation, with the added charm of a Kanaka Durga Temple adjacent to the center, offering a sense of local culture and spiritual grounding.

Accommodation

The center provides 8 double rooms each for male and female students, along with individual cells for deeper practice (10 for males, 8 for females). There are also dedicated rooms for Dhamma Servers, an Assistant Teacher, and a room for a male physically challenged student. All facilities are separated for male and female practitioners.

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