Wat Florida Dhammaram — Attraction in Kissimmee

A Thai Monastery in the middle of Kissimmee

Wat Florida Dhammaram is a Buddhist Monastery situated in about seven acreas of peaceful grounds in Kissimmee, Fla.

Yesterday when we left the house to go to Disney Springs we took a little detour to make a pit stop first.

As we quickly passed by what it seemed to be a glistening something from the corner of our eye, we suddenly turned to each other and in synchronicity, Marcia and I said, “What was that?”

You didn’t have to be a rocket scientist to realize what we had passed was something special. What we didn’t know was, how special it really was.

Yes indeed, back we went.

As we walked through the semi majestic grounds with bigger than life statues adorning temples of a much smaller scale, you can’t help but to notice how clean the exterior of the buildings are.

So immaculately clean are the front facade and entrances, you can’t stop yourself from opening each door of the small buildings which house some magnificent sacred spaces.

For me, to paint visual images of the detailed spaces that encompass the interior of the Temples, would not, could not, capture it’s humbled magnificence. So, with the effort of presenting a very sober rendition of what Marcia and I experienced, I will let the pictures speak for...

I came to learn meditation 🧘‍♀️ 🙏 on Saturdays back in 2010, and I have been part of the community since, I am a Buddhist since age 16 and I felt so blessed coming from Dominican Republic 🇩🇴 been able to find such a well ran Thai Buddhist Community Temple 🛕 🙏 ❤️. May we all be blessed always, and hopefully saturday Meditation classes and Dharma Talks can go back to regular schedule soon 🙏 😊 ❤️ it provides great support systems to those who need it and seek for it.

Big blessings to Thanchakhun, Doctor Jerry, and all the monks in the temple 🛕 🙏 🙌.

I'm always feeling grateful and happy every time I step inside the temple 🛕 🙏 🙌 😌 Thank you God for this our Thai Buddhist community Temple 🛕 🙏...

This temple is incredibly beautiful, featuring a replica of the Buddhist stupa from India. It also has a stunning ordination hall and magnificent architecture. The Phra Buddha Chinnarat statue is breathtaking, and the temple is home to statues of Tao Wessuwan and the Naga. If anyone wishes to seek blessings or meditate, this temple is a great place to visit. I highly recommend it!

If you visit during a festival, there will be food stalls selling various Thai dishes, such as grilled pork with sticky rice, Pad Thai, traditional Thai desserts, and other local delicacies. The atmosphere is similar to a Thai market, offering an authentic...