This Buddhist centre is a beautiful, colour-filled sanctuary in South East London.
What to Bring
We are very well equipped with mats, bolsters, blankets, cushions, sheepskins and eye pillows and blocks, so you do not need to bring any yoga kit at all with you, unless you are especially attached to your own blanket/sheepskin, in which case, please do bring them along too to be extra super comfy.
Places to Eat
There are restaurants and cafes in the local area. There is a lovely vegetarian café in the centre, which serves cakes and teas (including the nourishing Tibetan Butter Tea) throughout the day, and at lunch usually a soup of the day or panini option.
Directions to Kagyu Dzong Tibetan Buddhist Centre
The nearest Underground Station is Bermondsey on the Jubilee Line. London Bridge, on the Northern and Jubilee Lines, is slightly further away. The following buses also come near the centre – No 1, No 78, No 188, No 42, No 47, No 381 and No C10. The No 1 and 78 buses stop particularly close to the centre, at the “Spa Road” stop on Grange Road.
Parking
If you are driving, the parking in local streets is free at weekends, during the week parking is available on a pay & display basis until 6:30pm, and then free.
Local Accommodation
There is simple shared accommodation available in the centre if you need somewhere to stay, but it books up quickly.
