Monastery

An Experiance I will never forget

This Monastery is absolutely beautiful! The perfect place to get away from the busy, chaotic city lifestyle of Melbourne. It’s the perfect place to spend quality time with God.

A humble and inspiring beacon of kindfulness stands at this monastery of monks. In addition to the hall that the monks receive visitors in, there's a large and calm energy meditation hall for some peaceful meditation and reflection, and the surrounding grounds in the bush are also serene and relaxing.The monks and visitors are kind and friendly, and all are welcome to get involved in the activities for common good. They offer daily offerings of alms to the monks, followed by helpful teachings on life, the opportunity to speak to and ask the learned and wise monks questions, and the sharing of the remaining and plentiful food amongst the visitors for a pre-noon meal. Be sure to check the website before you visit to see what's scheduled, timings and etiquette.There's a regular community that visits on various days during the week, with the weekends and public holidays being busier. It's a great oasis away from the city to bring one some inner peace.

A serene place for prayer, recollection or retreat. Daily holy mass, and spiritual help. Stations of the cross in the nature, long trekking trails in the forest. Marian grottos from around the world

Perfect place for meditation and enquiry into the nature of mind.

one of the best and most peaceful places i have ever been to..

Excellent experience of Buddhist thoughts and delicious Thai vegetarian meal

Beautiful, stunning

We Always come here on Good Friday to Solemly do the Way Of The Cross of Jesus.Many Chapels of Different Saints Patrons.The Amenities is Fantastic ,Canteen,Picnic Grounds for big Groups. Car park,

As you would expect from a Bhuddist temple, this is a great place for peace of mind: serenity, wide gardens in harmony. Their opening time is quite short, so it is recommended to prepare well when planning ahead. I think this is Thai Bhuddism, and most indoor facilities are not open, but you can definitely make use of the vast gardens. Gravel road on entry.