Parking onsite is reserved for wheelchair access and class teachers.
There is parking in the side streets near us, on both sides of the road. Please be mindful of our neighbours and leave enough space for them to get out of their driveways.
There is limited parking outside the front on the street, as much of it has a yellow line - including our neighbour's driveway!
The main hall (gompa) is fitted with a T-switch hearing loop.
We are just 50 m from the Camp Hill Cityexpress bustop (stop 30). The area is well-lit.
Outbound from the city, get the Carindale 200 from the Myer Centre Platform C or the Carindale 222 from City Hall. Both of these buses also stop at the Cultural Centre and at Southbank. (The 204 also passes us but it is slower, stopping all stops.)
The main hall (gompa) is fully accessible, with a ramp leading up to the doors at the street entrance. There is an accessible toilet on the same level. Please ring before you come so we can have someone open the doors for you.
Langri Tangpa Centre has no paid staff – we are run entirely by volunteers. Our resident western teachers are accredited with the Foundation for the Preservation of the Mahayana Tradition (FPMT).
We rely entirely on the support of members, friends, benefactors and bequests. Classes are offered on a by donation basis, and these weekly donations and membership fees help to keep the centre flourishing.
Langri Tangpa Centre Inc. is fully audited, not-for-profit charity registered with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC).
The Centre has a Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) status and operates a tax-deductible fund under the name of Langri Tangpa Centre Inc. Gompa Fund.