Sukhavati Garden

Sukhavati Garden is an open air temple located behind the Institute at Dhagpo Kagyu Ling.

This oasis is accessible to all and home to a variety of monuments that are supports for practice and wishing prayers.

• Un large granite stupas housing the relics of Mipham Chökyi Lodrö, the 14th Kunzig Shamar Rinpoche
• Eight golden stupas commemorating the great moments in Shakyamuni Buddha’s life
• Two Nepali style stupas in homage to Gendun Rinpoche and Lama Purtsela
• A large prayer wheel.

These supports for practice are designed to survive the ages and bring benefit for all those—Buddhist or not—who come to meditate or express positive wishes in their presence.

A circumambulation path was constructed and allows for connecting Dhagpo’s different historic sites with the garden. It is now possible to support the historical stupa, which has been restored, and the historic temple’s surroundings, which are in the early phases of renovation.

For more information about this project and how you can contribute, click here.