The desire to establish a permanent Buddhist Temple in Hawaii area was launched by an executive commitee and on March 17, 2537 B.E. Wat Dhammavihara Hawaii, a Buddhist temple, established with the Hawaii Bureau in USA. The land of the temple has 5 acres managed by Phramaha Sutep Congprair (พระมหาสุเทพอาภากโร), the abbot of Wat Dhammavihara Hawaii and the executive chairman of the Thai monks. In the temple, there are 7 cubicles for contemplation with 10 rooms available for meditation retreats, 1 pavilion chapel and 5 barrack accommodations for religious missionary. The temple is located in a peaceful and clean environment that is best suitable for quiet study and meditation practice.
