Namdroling Monastery
Namdroling Monastery, Mysuru (Mysore): Address, Phone Number, Namdroling Monastery Reviews: 4.5/5
Namdroling Monastery
Namdroling Monastery
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Tripman238
India173 contributions
Apr 2022
The well spaced out structures and impressive arrangement of huge idols of Buddhist icons is certainly a great experience. Photographers will be delighted in capturing the colourful interiors and exterior murals.
Written 6 May 2022
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Ramakant
3 contributions
Apr 2022
Inside the main temple there are three big statues of Lord Buddha, Ametiyas and another guru. The golden statues present a breathtaking view. Coupled with the colorful paintings depicting mythological narratives , the main temple has very vibrant view.
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Written 25 April 2022
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DurgeshRajadhyaksha
Mumbai, India376 contributions
Feb 2021
Very disappointed as this must see attraction was closed when we visited in mid Feb due to Covid situation. We visited during our excursion to attractions of Kushal Nagar area like Dubare Camp & Nisargadham, but Bylakuppe Complex was closed & we could not visit this Mini Tibet of Coorg & its lovely Monstries.
Written 2 March 2021
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SoloTales
New Delhi, India36 contributions
Nov 2019
Who would have known there is a beautiful monastery in a hill town of Karnataka. Once you're inside the monastery, the tibetan architecture makes you forget that you're in Coorg. The only & biggest drawback is that I went on Sunday and it gets heavily crowded with domestic tourists coming in from other cities of Karnataka & from Kerala on weekends. Really, takes the peace factor out of the monastery, but if you go on a weekday, you could have a calm experience. Also, do try the Kunphen Cafe inside the campus, they do good veg burgers.
Written 12 October 2020
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Pramod skandha
Mysuru (Mysore), India65 contributions
Jun 2020 • Friends
Its one of the good temples in near to Mysore maintained well, and there is shopping complex as well.
Written 3 June 2020
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where_am_i_1
Agartala, India121 contributions
Nov 2019
Never imagined such a beautiful monastery in this part of India. Well, that's India I think - you have to expect the unexpected.
The history of this place is fascinating! So is the architecture and grandeur. There is a prevailing calmness amidst the huge crowd gathered inside the main worship hall where there are 3 huge statues.
The history of this place is fascinating! So is the architecture and grandeur. There is a prevailing calmness amidst the huge crowd gathered inside the main worship hall where there are 3 huge statues.
Written 30 April 2020
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Travel and Food Trell
New Delhi, India142 contributions
Nov 2019 • Friends
This Monastry is located near Coorg district on Karnataka. Also known as the golden temple this place is really peaceful and beautiful. One can relax its soul while sitting there. A beautiful piece of architecture and a largest gurukul for the priests.
Written 22 April 2020
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Patbee1
Saltburn-by-the-Sea, UK51 contributions
Feb 2020
Worth the visit to a such a peaceful and beautiful place. The gardens are a treat, with both internal and external architecture breathtaking. Lots of little shops inside and outside the monastery boundary. Interesting reading about the background to this Tibetan area.
Written 23 March 2020
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Hema S
South Goa District, India11 contributions
Feb 2020
Very clean and beautiful surroundings inside the monastery. I enjoyed visiting the Golden Temple inside and sitting in silence.
Written 7 March 2020
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vit
7 contributions
Feb 2020 • Couples
A place of quiet power and pleasantness.
Just that all Indian visitors are just rude and screaming and loud when the only request from visitors is to be quiet. Just missing the local tourist culture
Just that all Indian visitors are just rude and screaming and loud when the only request from visitors is to be quiet. Just missing the local tourist culture
Written 27 February 2020
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Is this place open for visitors as of now January 2021? If I plan to visit on the 25th, do I have to go back disappointed?
Jinxx_bay
11 contributions
We are planning to stop and visit the monastery as a part of our longer journey. What time does the monastery open... will we be able to visit if we reach there early, say by 7 am?
Raju1954
Bengaluru, India333 contributions
Yes they open early. Keep at least half a day for Namdroling. Buy 3 Khatta, the buddhist scarf to offer to the 3 Buddhas. When you have this, you are permitted to go till the foot of the statues otherwise you can see it only from a barricaded distance.
Sanjeet K
Bengaluru, India61 contributions
Hi we r planning to visit this monetary next week while staying in Madikeri... will have my mom she has quite walking problems due to heavy weight... just want to know, is it good to take her there... are there many stairs to go ... and can we expect any wheel chairs over there for her... and what time would be be good to be there 1st half or 2nd half of the day... please suggest.
Traveller G
Chennai District, India6,276 contributions
Please avoid noon as it will be hot.. My suggestion is before 11 AM OR AFTER 4 PM.
All the best..
Are there local cabs available near the monastery for mysore or Bangalore
Shivacharan Singh
Raichur, India714 contributions
Yes but, costly. Needs bargain
Hello,
we are planning for 2 days coorg trip in March. plz suggest things to do in 2 days.
Sagar Singh
15 contributions
Hi, Mayurraj,
First of all 2 days is a short trip for a place like Coorg. But anyways its left for you people to decide.
Here is some information that might help:
Places to visit in Coorg:
1. Abbi Falls (Water would be less compared to rainy season).
2. Raja Seat.
3. Omkareshwara temple.
4. Talacauvery (must visit).
5. Bhagamandala temple (on the way to Talacauvery).
Places to visit in and around Monastery:
1. Nisargadhama.
2. Dubare Elephant Camp.
Have a good look of Coorg - a paradise in Karnataka.
Have a happy and safe journey
I am planning to visit namdroling monastery for 3-4 days. Where could I stay and Do I need to take any permission to get inside the monastery? Also I wanted to do meditation there . Is it possible?
Tushar H
25 contributions
Normally the people who are on a one day visit to monastery stay at Coorg but if you want to do meditation there then either you will have to stay at Kushalnagar or contact the monastery itself if you want to stay inside the monastery
P.S:- If someone says that Nothingness is the pinnacle of meditation then beware as the nihilists do not know that Nothingness is also a state of mind that is being illumined by that great Awareness(Consciousness).
Have a great time!
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- Hotels near Namdroling Monastery:
- (0.10 km) Coorg Dew Drops Resort & Spa
- (0.28 km) OYO 4262 Home Stay Bota Royal
- (3.85 km) Amanvana Spa Resort, Coorg
- (4.20 km) Purple Palms Resort & Spa,Coorg
- (5.26 km) Carpe Diem Stay
- Restaurants near Namdroling Monastery:
- (0.15 km) Kunphen Cafe
- (0.20 km) Tibet Kitchen
- (0.10 km) Meal On The Mile Family Restaurant
- (3.77 km) Coffee Cup
- (2.04 km) Atithi
- Attractions near Namdroling Monastery:
- (0.04 km) Golden Temple - Namdroling Monastery
- (9.43 km) Dubare Elephant Camp
- (3.65 km) Nisargadhama Forest
- (3.67 km) Nisargadhama Exotic Bird Park
- (10.38 km) Chiklihole Reservoir