Visitor Code of Conduct

Respect for Monastic Practice

• Monks are engaged in serious Dhamma study and meditation.
• Visitors are requested to maintain noble silence at all times.
• If it is absolutely necessary to speak, please do so softly and respectfully.
• As the area is compact, sound carries easily—please be mindful of your movements and voice.

Areas Open to Visitors

• Pay respects at the Stupa
• Sit or meditate quietly near the Bodhi Tree
• Pindapāta: 7:30 AM (near Bodhi Tree)
• Sanghadāna: 8:00 AM (Aryamoon Hall)

Restricted Areas (Strictly No Entry)

• Guruji’s kuti to Administrative Block
• All monks’ kutis and residences
• Any non-designated area

These areas are reserved for private monastic practice.

Behavioral Expectations

• No loud talking, gossiping, singing, or running
• Phones must be silent or switched off
• No photography without permission
• Do not cross monks’ seating area in the Stupa
• Offerings (flowers, candles, and incense) may be made at Bodhi Tree or Aryamoon Hall

Attire and Conduct

• Wear modest clothing (shoulders & knees covered)
• Simple, light attire preferred
• Children are welcome but must be supervised at all times.

We thank you for your mindfulness, support, and understanding.

Your cooperation allows the Sangha to focus fully on their Dhamma practice.

– Monastery Administration

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