Visited Amaravati Buddhist Monastery England.

Situated in the tranquil English countryside of Hertfordshire, Amaravati is one of the largest Theravada Buddhist monasteries in England. “Established in the early 1980s, the monastery is inspired by the Thai Forest Tradition and the teachings of the late Ajahn Chah, a Thai monk and renowned Dhamma teacher, who encouraged Ajahn Sumedho to settle in England and found monasteries in this country.” Amaravati.org Currently the position of abbot is held by English monk Ajahn Amaro. The monastery’s serene placement is enhanced by the outstanding temple architecture and beautiful gardens. Their library is well stocked and welcoming complete with comfortable research space. Visitors are welcome to meditate in the main temple, join the various activities, or Dhamma lectures as well as find a good selection of free English books about Buddhist teachings in the kitchen/dining area. Retreats and overnight visits should be booked ahead of time on the website. https://www.amaravati.org/ By : Kari Wright