The courtyard of each teaching venue hall is surrounded by a wall with gates. Each gate is designated as the entrance for certain attendees (monks and nuns, foreigners, etc.) Click here to view a map [...]
Foreigners will be allowed to bring laptops/tablet computers/e-book readers inside of the teaching venue. These devices are usually not allowed into the teaching venue, but due to the many requests from teaching attendees, the Jangchup Lamrim [...]
His Holiness the Dalai Lama will arrive in Mundgod on 29 November 2012. He will bestow the Jangchup Lamrim Teachings 30 November – 13 December 2012, including approximately one week at Gaden Monastery followed by [...]
Not only do you need to show your PAP to register for your security entrance pass.... While in Mundgod Tibetan Settlement, you must keep your PAP (or PAP Application Documents) with you at all times [...]
For those of you arriving into Hubli railway or bus stations (NOT airport), you may look for the Jangchup Lamrim Travel Guides who can assist you in finding transportation to Hubli city or Mundgod. The Travel [...]
Learn about Mundgod Tibetan Settlement and view a Settlement map here. Note: you can expand the map out to Mundgod town, Hubli, and wider India.
Check the Items to Bring page for suggestions about what you will need in Mundgod.
In order to honor the monastic way of life while you are at the monasteries, please avoid wearing clothing which is too revealing (short pants, short skirts and sleeveless shirts); appropriate clothing includes long or [...]
Mundgod is located at an altitude of 550m (1800ft) above sea level. Typical December temperatures range from a nighttime low of 16°C to a daytime high of 30°C (60°F – 85°F), with very little rain [...]
Foreign exchange agencies, which convert a variety of currencies, are widely available in India these days, as are ATM’s for your international debit and credit cards. Some ATM’s charge a small fee, and most have [...]