1. The Main Meditation Hall (Shrine Room)
At the heart of the centre is a spacious, beautifully appointed Meditation Hall featuring a central Buddha statue. Designed for silence and reverence, the hall accommodates up to 100 practitioners for group meditation, lectures, and evening pujas.
2. Ven. Sangharakshita Stupa & Sacred Relics
Standing prominently on the grounds is a beautiful Stupa modeled after the Adhisthana Stupa in the UK. The Stupa holds the sacred robes (*chivar*) of Bhante Urgyen Sangharakshita, donated by senior Order members. Retreatants engage in mindful walking circumambulation (*Chankraman*) around the Stupa as part of their daily practice.
3. Solitary Huts & Landscaped Gardens
Surrounded by green hills and a nearby lake, the grounds feature peaceful walking paths, flowing water fountains, and isolated solitary meditation huts (*Kuti*) where experienced practitioners conduct extended solitary retreats.
4. Accommodation & Dining
The centre includes clean, comfortable dormitories accommodating up to 100 residents, separate quarters for Order members and teachers, and a 100-seat dining hall serving wholesome, nutritious vegetarian meals prepared with mindfulness.