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Amaravati Buddhist Monastery

St Margarets, Great Gaddesden
Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire HP1 3BZ
England

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It is always quicker and easier to read our frequently asked questions first before writing your request or query below.

Contact the guest monk/nun to stay as a guest at the monastery

Please go the section staying at the monastery for information about how to stay at Amaravati as a guest

Contact the monastery office for general enquiries

The monastery office can be reached by telephone between 8.30-10.30am, from Monday to Friday. Phone number 01442 842455.

Outside of these office hours, please make use of the following form below.

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    Please Note: due to the large number of messages received, it may be sometime before you receive a reply.

    Winter Retreat: The Amaravati monastic community will be observing a 3 month winter retreat, from 3rd Jan to 31st March, during which time we will be devoting our time to meditation and more contemplative activities.

    We will, therefore, not be able to reply to your emails until the end of the retreat. However, if you have a more urgent matter, please leave a phone message on the above number, if possible, somebody will get back to you.

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      Registering Concern

      Amaravati Buddhist Monastery now has a formal process of receiving, registering and addressing concerns about the conduct of members of its monastic community.

      If you wish to register a concern, please write to the following address and be sure to include your name and return address:

      Registering Concern
      Amaravati Buddhist Monastery
      St Margarets
      Great Gaddesden
      Hemel Hempstead
      Hertfordshire HP1 3BZ
      England

      N.B. All enquiries will be attended to by postal mail rather than electronically.