Wisdom Park Facilities

Integrated holistic facility
Wisdom Park is set amidst spacious grounds with lush greenery and simple architecture that is conducive for the Buddhist community to come together for bonding, Dhamma learning, and spiritual cultivation. Its facilities will be used for various aspects of personal and community development including Dhamma activities and training programmes.
The completed first phase of Wisdom Park consists of 3 guest lodges, a management centre, several parks and pavilions, as well as infrastructural works such as access roads, water and electricity supply lines, car parks, activity areas, and progressive landscaping.
The great Buddhist heritage of Asia
Buddhism has very deep roots in Asia, and its influence permeates to the arts, culture, philosophies, traditions, and architecture of Asian people. The design of Wisdom Park will draw upon this strong artistic heritage, for example in the use of baked bricks as found at the famous Nālandā Māhavihāra of ancient India.
We also draw inspiration from local Southeast Asian and Malayan design elements, such as for the roofs, verandahs, and pavilions. The result we hope is a synthesis of beauty, elegance, and modern functionality, guided by the Buddhist philosophy of modesty and simplicity.

Management Centre
- Management office
- Volunteer centre
- Meeting room
- Discussion room
- Reception room

Centenary Park
- Memorial Pavilions
- Octagonal Pavilion
- Walking paths
- Toilet facilities

Guest Lodge 1
- Multi-purpose hall for 200 practitioners
- Sutta Room for Dhamma discussions
- 6 bedrooms / dormitories
- Kitchen & dining facilities
- Courtyard for outdoor activities

Guest Lodge 2
8 rooms with bathrooms and study areas.

Guest Lodge 3
- 8 rooms with bathrooms & study areas
- Lounge
- Kitchen & dining facilities

Courtyard Park
The ‘heart’ of Wisdom Park.
Asoka fountain with 4 lionheads facing the 4 directions.

Liberation Park
- 2 pavilions
- Walking paths
- Toilet facilities
- Composting facility

Waterfall Park
A grand waterfall cascading into a lake,
from which a pillar heralding the Asoka pillar stands.

Maidan Square
- 2 pavilions
- Open field for outdoor events
- Ampitheatre

Palm Grove
- 9 species of palms planted.
- Pavilion overlooking a lake for meditation and small group discussions.
