PART 1: Vipassana Meditation Wat Pa Tam Wua | How to Get to | Buddhist Forest Monastery in Thailand

Wat Pa Tam Wua Monastery is a Buddhist monastery located in Mae Hong Son province in northern Thailand. It is known as a center for meditation practice and has attracted visitors from all over the world who are interested in developing their meditation practice.
👉Wat Pa Tam Wua Monastery
www.wattamwua.com/
The monastery was founded in 1988 by Luangpho (Venerable) Tate, a highly respected Thai monk known for his meditation teachings. It is situated in a remote forested area, surrounded by mountains and beautiful scenery, providing an ideal environment for meditation practice.
One of the unique aspects of Wat Pa Tam Wua is that it offers both traditional Buddhist monastic training as well as retreats for laypeople. The monastery has a resident community of monks who follow a strict schedule of daily meditation, chanting, and Dharma teachings. Laypeople can participate in the monastery's meditation retreats, which typically last from 1-10 days and include periods of silent meditation, Dharma talks, and group discussions.
The monastery is known for its practice of the Thai Forest Tradition, a branch of Theravada Buddhism that emphasizes meditation and simplicity of lifestyle. Wat Pa Tam Wua is particularly renowned for its practice of walking meditation, which involves walking slowly and mindfully while focusing on the sensations of the body and the breath.
Visitors to Wat Pa Tam Wua Monastery are welcome to join in the daily activities of the community, including meditation sessions and meal times. The monastery provides a peaceful and supportive environment for those seeking to deepen their meditation practice and develop their understanding of Buddhist teachings.
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[@THAILANDEASY_]

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[@jeannettestuckelschwaiger5071]

quite a trip !!

[@THAILANDEASY_]

worth it) would you try?

[@chetanshanfilms9988]

love from india 😍🥰buddha blessed you

[@THAILANDEASY_]

Thank you!!!! Love from Thailand

[@desonatv]

very nice video. I am a Bangladeshi Buddhist monk.. but available Not meditation place in Bangladesh. just one person Buddhist people in Bangladesh. very bad luck. I am poor monk.I do not coming in Thailand.

[@user-jw1pb6rp5s]

Come on

[@desonatv]

@@user-jw1pb6rp5s I have not maney

[@napinpatsuwanswai2632]

Thank you very much to created this VDO , it's so helpful me to bring ing my husband to get this beautiful experiences ❤❤❤❤

[@THAILANDEASY_]

I’m very happy to know it was helpful

[@user-zy9ub3kr1w]

Nice video! A great place to learn meditation for beginners and an introduction to stay in a Theravada Buddhist monastery, many students from Wattamwua visit us for a more intense meditation experience. 😇

[@THAILANDEASY_]

Nice where is it located

[@anupombarua717]

BE HAPPY 🙏 🙏 🙏

[@THAILANDEASY_]

Thank you! You too

[@mintitathailand8793]

Nice story guy and appreciate you😌

[@THAILANDEASY_]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Maledicta80]

Excellent condition at the monastery..attended 1 in a pretty run down centre and that affected my meditation practice quite a bit..thanks for sharing! Definitely a good place to go for a fruitful meditation retreat 🙏

[@THAILANDEASY_]

Thanks for sharing!

[@xavierandignac5336]

Very good video! I am going to Thailand next month and looking for nice bipassant spot. I moved that one you showed us in a beautiful way. Thanks for sharing

[@THAILANDEASY_]

Best of luck! It is beatiful!

[@denglaoshi4574]

Thank you for the very nice video. I have been to the Rampeng temple meditation course. The time I want to try this temple with my son. 😊

[@THAILANDEASY_]

Please do! Thank you for your support

[@kingkapolo]

Thanks for sharing your experience, that's great and useful for people who interested in Meditation in Thailand. I'm Thai but I never been there, someday I would follow your suggestion :)

[@THAILANDEASY_]

Sounds great! Thank you for support

[@JohannaVanWinkle]

It is such a wonderful place. I have been there 2 times. So peaceful. I bring a sleeping mat with me to make it more comfortable....

[@THAILANDEASY_]

Sleeping mat is definitely a good idea

[@HappyArcticWolf-km7ko]

Guys what’s the address of the temple? I can’t find it

[@JohannaVanWinkle]

@@HappyArcticWolf-km7ko It is between Pai and Mae Hong Son. Just look up Wat Pa Tam Wua to get more information.

[@maciek6967]

Thank you for sharing! I do not practice meditation, however, I see it might be useful and helpful and really want to go there for 4 nights in late June.

[@THAILANDEASY_]

do it a week! you will like it

[@user-hk6vv7vh6d]

Sadhu sadhu sadhu

[@THAILANDEASY_]

Sadhu sadhu sadhu

[@vouu9147]

@@THAILANDEASY_this temple in Bangkok or Chiangmai please?

[@NganLe-tb8bt]

Thank you for the great video and details. I'm in the U.S and thinking to come. Can I stay longer, like a month or several months?

[@THAILANDEASY_]

they will let you stay longer there

[@psylochaweng233]

How long is a typical Vipassana meditation retreat in Thailand?

[@THAILANDEASY_]

Most Vipassana retreats in Thailand are 10 days long, although some centers offer shorter or longer retreats.

[@herahlauron0927]

How much do you pay??

[@ankaralion]

​@@herahlauron0927it should be free, I guess.

[@MegaChatcha]

@@herahlauron0927 it's free of charge

[@ashenone4613]

Very informative video, thank you! planning to visit soon, Will they permit long stays? up to 2-3 month?

[@THAILANDEASY_]

The maximum length stay is 10 days, but after the 10 days you go for another 10 and 10. They are very kind, I'm sure you can

[@sergiy2708]

🛕 Next step is Ayahuasca!) 🍄🍄🍄

[@THAILANDEASY_]

exciting!!!

[@mioncmo5825]

hi, where do you take the 150-baht bus? And how do you go back to Chiang Mai airport from Wat Pa Tam Wua

[@THAILANDEASY_]

from Wat you go Pai Bus station first and then to Chiang Mai Bus station - and then transfer to the Airport

[@alexanderplatohakobyan8356]

Hi, thanks a lot for the video! I am planning to visit this center in November. Honestly, I do not like cold weather and based on my research, November seems OK. Just wanted to know your thoughts about the season. And I am quite afraid of going there without a booking :) Do you still think I shall text them and at least inform them about my plans? Thanks a lot for all your help and interesting videos!

[@THAILANDEASY_]

Now I get pictures from a friend of mine who visited the place, that they place extra visitors to stay in small tents, which is great too. You will have place where to stay, just follow information on their website. Novermber is usually a rainy season

[@alexanderplatohakobyan8356]

@@THAILANDEASY_ thanks a lot for your response!

[@signsgift5081]

Is Vipassana meditation suitable for beginners?

[@THAILANDEASY_]

Yes, Vipassana meditation is suitable for beginners, although it can be challenging at times. It's important to approach the practice with an open mind and a willingness to learn and grow.

[@laraseliwe7006]

How much it cost? Y can't find that information

[@THAILANDEASY_]

it's free. No cost. You leave the donation on your last day

[@nikapurwati3376]

Can ladies also join or just for a man? I did Vipasana in Bali and Dubai before and I have plan this year go to there

[@THAILANDEASY_]

Ladies are welcome to join

[@pongsakpummala4125]

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[@thirdeye7247]

Are you allowed to film there? How did you

[@THAILANDEASY_]

I made short filming only

[@nattiorpaz6772]

How much cost the precipitation / staying in the monetary ?

[@THAILANDEASY_]

it's free of charge

[@nattiorpaz6772]

@THAILANDEASY_ thank you for your reply:)

[@chawalisrae4854]

Thank you so much for the documentary but i have a question I saw in another video that you don't have the right to speak or something like that I hope that you answer my question

[@THAILANDEASY_]

hello! you are free to speak here. there are no strict rules like that

[@securitylogim4265]

Is there a cost to attend Vipassana retreat?

[@THAILANDEASY_]

Most Vipassana meditation centers in Thailand operate on a donation basis, which means that participants are asked to contribute what they can afford to help cover the costs of the retreat.

[@nattiorpaz6772]

So basically you just show up and roll into the retreat routine ?

[@Marouanehimself]

you can keep the phone ? you can talk with ppl ?

[@THAILANDEASY_]

You can keep the phone (you decide how deep you want to experience the practice) and you can talk to people, unless they wear the bedge “Silence”

[@Marouanehimself]

@@THAILANDEASY_ thanks for replying and u xan stay longer than 10 days or u should leave at the 10 day

[@arunnahata7107]

Brother where is part 2, what are the fees here for meditation retreat

[@THAILANDEASY_]

here we go for the part 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoC3qnivjMmGntE there are no fees. You make a donation after the course how much you are willing to give. You donate and it allows Wat to let other people stay in the retreat too.

[@freshspring29]

[@suptheworkout827]

Are women accepted in the monastery?

[@THAILANDEASY_]

Yes, women are welcome to participate