So Nice Weather 😍😍

Its beautiful place for hiking and view. You can see Kathmandu valley and get fresh air. Your mind will feel relaxed.

White gumba, beauty of art and peace and buddism 🙏🙏

I was lucky to have visited this place multiple times before they closed it down to the public. Its a beautiful place and would highly recommend if it opens up one day.

I knew it as seto gumba, and went for , hiked in the rainy season,the best to be in around ktm, nearby city . peaceful, clean and beautiful.and rem, its open on saturday only, and its crowdy..

Good place to hang out.

Good food good view & good vibes.

Excellent service 👌👍👌👍👌

Good place to hangout 🙂

Nice place

Nice place to go with friends.

This place is also known as Seto Gumba or White Monastery. Compared to Kathmandu street air, this place is a bliss. I saw a lot of monks (well, obviously) walked around with their Kasaya (I think theyre pretty cool). Theres also a souvenir shop with affordable price.

A place not to be missed in Nepal.

White monastery (white gumba)

The well managed gumba with life size Buddha statues simply takes your breath away. The crowd is not very welcoming though you can enjoy with your own group here. Peace Out!!

IT WAS SHUT DOWN MORE THAN 02 YRS.UNABLE TO VISIT.WE RETURNED FROM GATE.

The monastery area is very beautiful and you get to see many statuecrafts within this cool and calm environment being near Kathmandu city. You gotta Walk up the hill but Ill tell you its a heaven up there. .

Was closed when i got there

No representative available. Very inhospitable. Perplexingly so...

Closed for now

Lovely place to visit

Peaceful place

Love the park!!!

Great place! Loved it.

Druk Amitabha Mountain is a Buddhist Monastery with monk school. Not far from kathmandu valley 10 - 20 mins drive from Swayambhunath stupa. You can watch most of Kathmandu valley from here which is great. Good place for short hike.

Best place of Kathmandu Valley

Best place in the whole of Nepal.

Foreigner cant enter the gumba.

Great place

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Nuns learning kung fu came from Druk Amitabha Mountain Nunnery, a nun in Nepal. He is enrolled in a venerable Tibetan Buddhist school.In 2008, Gyalwang Drukpa, a Buddhist priest of the Tibetan Buddhists, encouraged women to learn kung fu as part of an effort to bring gender equality to the Buddhist world, leaving women and girls to leave the monastery and pray. He encouraged him to challenge traditional norms that prohibited him from performing and becoming a clergyman.