Accommodation in Kalachakra

Nirvana Nature Camp
A specially set up tented camp will serve as a temporary accommodation for pilgrims and tourists who are visiting Amaravati to attend the Kalachakra - a holy ceremony for world peace that would be performed by H.H. Dalai Lama from 03rd to 16th January 2006 on the banks of holy River Krishna in the Southern India state of Andhra Pradesh. This sacred event is being repeated after about 2500 years at the same place where the first root Kalachakra was performed by Lord Buddha.

Nirvana Nature Camp - is promoted by Discovery Journeys India Pvt. Ltd, a leading tour company in India. The tents are spacious, made of breathable canvas, with two seperate beds inside, clean linen and towels are provided. Temporary hygienic separate toilets are provided with clean water supply. There will be fully equipped kitchen that would serve, nutritious vegetarian meals and would be laid out in a nice dining tent with tables and chairs. Our Camp has the best location advantage as it is connected with two main entry roads directly from Vijay Wada and Guntur railway stations. We also have a facility of electricity in our camp and it is set in a secure area, green agricultural surrounding, peaceful atmosphere with a backdrops of small hills. The proximity and approach to the venue is convenient about 02 kms away, only 20 minutes walk from the camp, yet at a good distance from the huge crowds that will converge here.

The venue of Amaravati where H.H.Dalai Lama will give teachings and initiation is a large open field over looking River Krishna where a huge new 90 ft. statue of Lord Buddha in Dhyana Mudra is being made which will be ready just before the Kalachakra event begins and this is just near the original Maha Stupa of Amaravati.

Amaravati is a small rural village which is predominantly Hindu and with a small population of Muslims too. There is a very sacred and an old temple just upon entering the village. On the banks of River Krishna a Hanuman and Sai Baba temple is also there. The people in this region are very simple and friendly who are mostly farmers as well run small shops. During this sacred event a huge temporary township will emerge where many shops and stalls will open up to sell food, vegetables, fruits, local arts and crafts and Tibetans will also display the products. This place will get absolutely bustling where diverse people especially Buddhists will come from as far as Tibet, Ladakh, Zanskar, Spiti, Dharamsala, Mussorie, Sikkim, Darjeeling, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Southeast Asia, Europe, North America, Australia and Japan.

Many high Lamas, monks, nuns, political dignitaries and world personalities will all meet here and get this rare spiritual empowerment.