Under the spiritual lineage and guidance of Theinngu Sayadawgyi
Theinngu Self-Examination Meditation Retreats

Online Registration for Theinngu Meditation Retreats

Easily register online for Samatha and Vipassana meditation retreats organized in accordance with the noble guidance of Theinngu Sayadawgyi for Monks, Nuns, and Lay Yogis.

6+

Retreat Camps Conducted

7+

Registered Yogis & Monks

1+

Successfully Completed Yogis

Open for Registration

Currently Available Meditation Retreats

Capacity is strictly limited. Early registration recommended. If full, waitlist registration is open.

View All Retreats
CAMP-2026-MLM02

14-Day Pa-Auk Samatha & Vipassana Forest Camp

Pa-Auk Tawya Main Monastery
Mawlamyine, Mon State
15 Oct 2026 to 28 Oct 2026

Deep tranquility meditation progressing from Anapanasati and 32 body parts to Ruupa/Naama insight. Forest monastery environment.

Layperson / Yogi Buddhist Monk Buddhist Nun Volunteer / Helper
Registration is Closed View Details
Zoom Flyer 50 seats available
CAMP-2026-MM19

ယောဂီဟောင်း အထူး (၉) ရက် တရားစခန်း

ဝေဠုဝန်သာသနာ့ရိပ်သာ
Hlegu, Yangon Region
26 Oct 2026 to 04 Nov 2026
⏳ 3 days left to register (25 Oct 2026)

Layperson / Yogi Buddhist Monk Buddhist Nun Volunteer / Helper
CAMP-2026-HMB03

7-Day Mindfulness & Insight Meditation Camp

Chanmyay Yeiktha Meditation Centre
Hmawbi, Yangon Region
01 Nov 2026 to 07 Nov 2026
⏳ 6 days left to register (28 Oct 2026)

Introductory and intermediate mindfulness retreat tailored for working professionals and youths.

Layperson / Yogi Buddhist Monk Buddhist Nun Volunteer / Helper
CAMP-2026-BGO04

21-Day Vassa Intensive Insight Camp

Panditarama Shwe Taung Gon Sasana Yeiktha
Bago, Bago Region
10 Nov 2026 to 30 Nov 2026
12 days left to register (03 Nov 2026)

Extended residential retreat for advanced meditators with individual interviews with Sayadaw twice weekly.

Layperson / Yogi Buddhist Monk Buddhist Nun

Retreat Rules & Code of Conduct

To cultivate mindfulness, inner calm, and deep insight during your retreat, please observe the following fundamental guidelines.

Noble Silence (Ariya Tu-Nhata)

Complete silence is observed. Refrain from speech and all mobile phone or electronic device use to protect peaceful contemplation.

Observation of the 8 Precepts

All participants strictly uphold the Eight Moral Precepts throughout the retreat, abstaining from evening meals (light juice permitted).

Diligent Practice Schedule

Follow the rigorous daily timetable from 4:00 AM to 9:00 PM encompassing sitting meditation, walking meditation, and Dhamma discourses.