š International Buddhist community and monastery, founded in 1976 by Hsuan Hua, and one of the largest in the Western Hemisphere. Situated on 700 acres in Ukiah, California, it is known for its strict adherence to traditional monastic code.
š§ Experience a peaceful Buddhist Way-place for spiritual practice and learning Buddhism
š Houses a book/gift store, temple, museum, and a fantastic vegetarian/vegan restaurant
š³ Wander through 700 acres of serene, scenic grounds with enchanting and invigorating air
āØ Experience magical moments and auspicious light
š« Strict guidelines: separation of men/women, no strong scents, modest clothing required
š¾ No pets allowed (except registered service animals)
š½ļø Restaurant closed Tuesdays & Wednesdays, closes at 3 PM daily
š« Hall of No Words closed to public on most days
š Bring warm clothing for mornings/evenings, light clothing for afternoon (no shorts/leggings)
š³ Bookstore/restaurant accept only cash or checks, no ATMs on campus
š¶ Drive slowly and tread mindfully within the City
š Visitors should sign-in or register at main office
š° No entry fee for day visits.
š Campus daily 8 AM - 6 PM. Restaurant Mon, Thu-Sun 11:30 AM - 3 PM. Book/Gift Store Fri & Sun 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM.
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