OUR VISION
To preserve and share the ancient wisdom of Cambodian Buddhism, fostering peace, compassion, and mindfulness in the heart of New Delhi.
Meditation
Join our daily meditation sessions rooted in Theravada tradition. Experience inner peace through guided meditation and mindfulness practices.
Dharma Teachings
Learn from our resident monks about Buddhist philosophy, ethics, and the path to enlightenment through weekly Dharma discussions.
Venerable Monks
Our monastery is blessed with learned monks from Cambodia who guide the community with wisdom, compassion, and traditional teachings.
Activity
Our Monastery hosts regular Buddhist ceremonies, offerings, chanting, and Dhamma talks led by Cambodian monks, community with wisdom and compassion.
FOUNDER OF TEMPLE
The Indo-Khmer Theravada Buddhist Society of New Delhi was established in 1991 to promote the teachings of Theravada Buddhism, foster cultural ties between India and Cambodia. We are committed to preserving Buddhist heritage, supporting community welfare, and spreading the values of peace, compassion, and wisdom.
Temple Announcements
🌸 Ongoing Weekly / Post-Festival Activities
After the sacred observance of Visakha Puja, the Cambodian Monastery in New Delhi continues its spiritual journey through regular activities: Weekly Dhamma Study Groups – Deepening understanding of the Buddha’s teachings Regular Chanting & Meditation – Cultivating mindfulness, peace, and inner clarity Community & Cultural Programs – Strengthening harmony, compassion, and shared traditions 🙏 May these continued practices bring wisdom, peace, and well-being to all.
📚 Weekly Dharma Study and Activities
Every Sunday, from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM, Buddhist devotees gather at the monastery to offer food and dāna to the Venerable Sangha. This meritorious act is dedicated to the cultivation of generosity and the sharing of merit with departed ancestors, in accordance with Buddhist tradition.
🌕 Full Moon Meditation Retreat
Monthly overnight meditation retreat on full moon days. Experience deep meditation in our peaceful temple environment with traditional chanting.