• Dress appropriately and conservatively for the place.
• To enter the building, please take off your shoes and leave them on the shoe rack.
• No narcotics, No substance abuse is allowed on premises.
• No loud noise, No playing, and joking in the place.
• Do not touch anything in this building except printed hand out information.
• Lighting of incense sticks and candles is allowed at outside altar only.

• The monks are prohibited from any physical contact with females. They are not allowed in close proximity to them and may not receive any item directly from them by hand.
• A handshake between male visitors and the monks is permissible but is not a common custom.
• Upon entering any structures on the temple ground, shoes should be removed and left outside structure.
• Inside the temple you may notice that there are empty platforms to the side of the Buddha, these are where the monks are seated during prayers and other services. They are not for use by the public.
• In front of the Buddha is an area delineated by an area rug, this is the place where the monks are seated during public audiences.
• Prepared food donations for the monks are accepted during the morning hours before noon so please come not later than10:30 am. Non perishable food, gifts and monetary donations may be accepted throughout the day.
• There's no food or drink available on the temple grounds nor allowed in the temple itself.
• The temple is a place of worship and should be treated as such. Children should be kept under control.
• There is no camping or overnight accommodations on the temple grounds.
• The temple perimeter is private property and trespassing laws will be enforced.