Welcome To CBM-Nepal

Charumati Buddhist Mission Nepal [CBM-Nepal] is an organization working in the field of community welfare together with the conservation, promotion and practice of Buddhist philosophy promulgated by Lord Buddha more than 2500 years ago. CMB-Nepal carries the Buddhist mission of offering humanitarian and livelihood support to rural communities of Nepal while implementing and spreading universal humanitarian philosophy of Buddhism.

Vision

We vision the establishment of a progressive society in which universal human values are venerated and people enjoy social equity and development. Read More

Historical Charumati Stupa

Charumati Stupa is 2,300 years old shrine built by Princess Charumati, daughter of Emperor Ashoka, who came to Kathmandu valley on one of the Buddhist missionaries. The historical Charumati is an important shrine for Buddhist... Read More

Founder - President, Tapassi Dhamma

Venerable Bhikkhu Tapassi Dhamma, the chief abbot of Charumati Buddha Vihara, is the Founder-President of Charumati Buddhist Mission Nepal. Ven. Tapassi Dhamma is well-known for his social and humanitarian activities as well... Read More

About Us

CBM-Nepal is established with the mission of carrying out different Buddhist and social activities in different needy communities of Nepal in order to support people improve their living standard as well as create communal bond and mutual... Read More

Projects

The Charumati International Buddhist Center project aka Nagarkot project is a dream project of CBM-Nepal. It is a multipurpose project that aims to carry diverse dhammaduta (meritorious) activities of Charumati Buddhist Mission-Nepal. The project site is on the hill of Nagarkot, a peaceful and pristine place surrounded by the beautiful range of Himalayas situated just 32km east from Kathmandu at an elevation of 7200ft above sea level, quite away from city crowd. The monastery will encompass a Bhikkhu training center, Children’s Home, mediation center, multimedia Buddhist library and research center, community center for vocational training and moral education to women, children, youth and deprived groups, craft center, free health clinic, seminar hall and other required sections. The monastery will benefit local communities, Buddhist devotees, and researchers/students of Buddhism. Read More