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Global Family Guest House at Mahabodhi Ladakh

The Global Family Home of Mahabodhi International Meditation Centre (MIMC) Leh is a peaceful retreat for travelers in clean comfortable accomodation and green gardens amongst the Himalayas. Guest can enjoy this peaceful seclusion alone or in the lovely company of lively young monks, nuns, school children and delightful elders whithin the unique MIMC community focused on meditation and service.

The MIMC was founded by Buddhist Spiritual Master venerable Bhikkhu Sanghasena, who is internationally renowned for his wisdom and spiritual teachings.



The prominent people who have visited MIMC campus include Yoga Guru Swami Ramdev, Parmarth Ashram Rishikesh head Swami Chidananda, Sadhvi Bhagawati Saraswati, former President of India APJ Abdul Kalam, Bollywood singer Sonu Nigam, actor Hemant Pandey, British Singer Milli Moonstone, among various others. 

The Global Family Home offers a range of accomodation based on guest requirements, including attached or common bathroom, dormitories and hot water facilities. All guests are provided with three healthy vegetarian meals served daily from the attached restaurant. 


The relaxing environment presents the ideal retreat before or after a meditation programme or whilst visiting the Mahabodhi Sambodhi Centre. In addition, the MIMC campus (called Devachan) offers you access to:

- Daily Meditation and Yoga
- Intensive 3 and 10 day Meditation Programmes
- Cultural Programmes every Sunday
- Car Tours and Treks to various places
- Meditation Trekking
- A spiritual library with books on Buddhist philosophy, meditation & practice
- A small grocery store and gift shop
- Doctor on call
- Massage on call
- Communication Centre
- Free parking



The above facilities are available for the seekers and travellers at a reasonable price, much less than the commercial hotels in Leh. The ideal time to visit Ladakh is June to September, after which the life becomes difficult in this highest land on the earth.




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