The Buddhist monks on the “Walk for Peace” from Texas to Washington, D.C. are currently expected to finish their journey and reach the U.S. Capitol in Washington around February 13, 2026.

Quick context

  • A group of about a dozen Buddhist monks left the Huong Dao Buddhist Temple in Fort Worth, Texas, on October 26, 2025 , for a roughly 2,300‑mile “Walk for Peace” aimed at promoting unity, compassion, and healing.
  • Local coverage describes the walk as a 120‑day pilgrimage, which lines up with an arrival target in mid‑February 2026 in Washington, D.C.

Where they are now

  • Recent reports from late December 2025 show the monks passing through Georgia and metro Atlanta , with large crowds gathering along the route as they continue northeast toward D.C.
  • One segment notes they have already completed over 1,000 miles of the journey and still have “nearly two months” left before reaching Washington, consistent with a mid‑February arrival.

How firm is that date?

  • The projected finish on February 13, 2026 , is an expected date, not a guaranteed one, since factors like weather, health, logistics, and public events along the way could cause small shifts.
  • Organizers are still promoting mid‑February at the U.S. Capitol as the endpoint, so unless significant disruptions occur, that is the best publicly available estimate for when the monks will reach D.C.

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