Wat Dhammarangsee
Wat Dhammarangsee
Welcome to Wat Dhammarangsee Website. The main objective of creating this website is to notify and update Wat Dhammarangsee's news and information to all buddhists and other interested persons either Thai or foreigners.
Wat Dhammarangsee was the first Buddhist Temple to be established in Melbourne, Victoria due to the combined efforts and faith of Buddhist people from countries such as Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, (Kampuchea), Sri Lanka, India and Australia. At first a house was rented to serve as a monks' residence, at 400 Springvale Road, Forest Hill, opposite the present site. The first day that the house operated as a monks' residence was 11th June, 1984 when the abbot, Chaokhun Suviriyan and Phra Yoi Pussiyo came to spend the Buddhist Lenten season. On 13th January 1986 the name "WAT DHAMMARANGSEE" was given to the monks' residence. In 1993, the Foundation purchased the adjacent property at No. 387 Springvale Road. The Foundation's name was changed to "WAT DHAMMARANGSEE MAHAMAKUT FOUNDATION" in 1996.
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Contact
Phra Tanee
Abbot of Wat Dhammarangsee
Wat Dhammarangsee
387-389 Springvale Road
Forest Hill VIC 3131 Australia
Phone/Fax: (03) 9878 6162
Mobile: 0413 717 362
e-mail: taneesit@yahoo.com.au
Map: Melway 62 E3
Last update: 25 May 2009