Since its opening in 2022, Wisdom Park has grown into a vibrant centre for Dhamma learning, youth development, leadership training, meditation retreats, and community exchanges.  In just four years, over 7,000 participants have benefited from its facilities for learning, cultivation and service. Whilst demand is still growing, the current facilities have reached its full capacity.  Hence, Wisdom Park Phase 2 is being developed to support the growing needs of the Buddhist community. 

Over two enriching days on 25 and 26 July (Friday and Saturday), participants of the Mindful Living Camp explored The Art of Mindful Emotional Management under the guidance of Dr. Yeoh Kar Kheng.  Through engaging talks, experiential exercises, and guided mindfulness practices, participants gained a deeper understanding of how mindfulness can cultivate emotional intelligence, reduce stress, and enhance overall well-being.

From 17 to 19 July, Wisdom Park hosted a Meditation Retreat organised by Bodhi Heartz Buddhist Society, drawing over 40 participants for a period of dedicated practice and learning.  The retreat was led by Venerable Miao Lin (Tsunma Rangrik), whose guidance provided participants with valuable insights into meditation and the cultivation of mindfulness.

On Sunday 12 July, while the adults and youths deepened their understanding of Dhamma at the Community Learning Day, Nalanda Dhamma School students also enjoyed a meaningful day filled with learning, service and creativity.

From 1 to 6 July, Friends of Wisdom Park Singapore Chapter gathered for a joyful Dhamma Camp led by Ven. Ajahn Hasapañña and Ven. Jotika. Through daily Dhamma teachings, group discussions, and guided meditation sessions, participants deepened their understanding and practice in the peaceful surroundings of Wisdom Park.