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Meditation in Thailand

Buddhism is the main religion of Thailand and more than 90 percent of Thais  are Buddhists. Meditation is one of the most important aspects of Buddhism, and seeking inner peace through meditation is a growing, global phenomenon. Meditation is a great way of balancing one’s physical, emotional and mental states. Thailand attracts visitors from all over the world who wish to learn more about meditation techniques and the Buddhist way of life.

 

Here are some Meditation centres:

Young Buddhist

Association of Thailand:
www.ybat.org

The House of Dhamma:
www.houseofdhamma.com

 

Wat Sanghathan:
www.vimokkha.com

 

Dhamma Kamala Meditation Centre:
www.dhamma.org

 

Maya Cotomi Foundation:
www.watpahsunan.org

 

Boonkanjanaram Meditation Centre:
www.meditationboonkan.org

 

Wat Pa Nana Chat:
www.watpahnanachat.org

 

Wat Suanmokkhaphalaram:
www.suanmokkh.org