Đại Tòng Lâm Tam Bảo Sơn

It was unpleasant experience. I didn't get to see the main temple. I brought rice, oils etc.to there for pray to the at the main hall temple where you get to burn incents.but the temple people only take the Rice.and place right to the food storage. No one guide visitor where to go for exploring the temple. Too disappointed.
The service of the people from the temple was horrible, not friendly at all.we drove there 6 hours and totally disappointed from this trip.

Magnifique endroit pour admirer les statues bouddhistes et profiter de la nature. Propice au recueillement

Thank you for allowing the public to visit here. Remember that respectful and modest clothing is required, and you will be kindly asked to remove your shoes before entering the temple. We enjoyed our walk around the beautiful property, it was a peaceful experience and we look forward to our next visit.

Tam Bảo Sơn monastery is a wonderful place to explore. I found the monastery to be incredibly peaceful and serene. The atmosphere was tranquil. Beautiful surroundings and the welcoming ambiance. Please make sure you bring some cash to make a donation. Visitors may contribute any amount they wish and it is very much appreciated.

I would recommend to everyone who want to see and learn the one of greatest bouddhisme temple in Canada! Great and wonderful place and people!

Tam Bao Son Buddhist Monastery is a must-visit destination that promises a profound and memorable journey of self-discovery. Nestled in the heart of Quebec, Canada, this peaceful sanctuary offers a unique experience for tourists seeking tranquility and insight into Buddhist teachings. The monastery's warm and welcoming atmosphere, coupled with the opportunity to interact with resident monks, creates a truly enriching experience. Check opening hours before visiting the place to make sure it's open for visits in the desired day. Enjoy the visit, plan 2 - 3 hours to fully see all the places.

This place has a huge territory! It’s unique atmosphere is very relaxing. We stopped at this location to have a rest during a long journey and I wished we had more time to see all the hills and trails. While most buildings are accessible, the trails are located at the hill, so it will be difficult to climb some of them with a stroller or a wheelchair.
As a bonus there was a vegan lunch, given for a donation. You could easily spend two-three hours here.

Great place for a weekend. It's a temple, so please follow the guidelines provided on the website.

C’est l’endroit où je fréquente de temps en temps pour prier. Je suis chinois, c’est aussi content d’avoir un endroit où la culture asiatique se demeure et que nous trouvons le paisible.

Beautiful Buddhist Monastery center
Main temple looks like those in Vietnam
The pagoda is very beautiful, the architecture of the temple is very similar to Vietnam
Buddhists come from all over
It is recommended to wear sports shoes, hats, and water to climb the mountain

Fou spot! Le terrain est vraiment grand, bien entretenu, il y a beaucoup de choses à voir. Repas succulent végé servi jusqu’à 15h. À voir sans faute, unique au Québec!

It was my second time visiting chau Dai Tong Lam today. I was really amazed by how beautiful it was. The first i was here cuz my mother volunteers me to drive 3 monks from Toronto up here. I was 19 at the time now i'm 46. I am so amazed how much it have changed and how well it was kept by all the hard work that all the peoples have done here. Thank you
Last i want to thank you for the delicious food today

A little bit far from Montreal. Open only on weekends. Must observe the Monastery's rules and codes of conduct. Must respect the Buddhist priests. Good place for worshipping Buddha and relaxation.