Buddhist Pilgrimage
Package
DAY
01 Arriving at
Delhi airport and have
an overnight stay in the
city.
DAY02
Roam through the city
of Delhi, which is engulfing
in it the fusion of power,
invasions, conquests and
freedom.
DAY
03 Leave Delhi
for Lucknow via air or
train. On arrival drive
to Srasvasti, a place
where Budha spent 25 rainy
seasons of his life.
DAY
04 Visit the cities
Jafta Vama Gardens and
then drive towards Lumbini
the Birthplace of Lord
Buddha for an overnight
stay.
DAY
05 Visit the historic
town of "Kapilavastu"
called Lumbini and then
drive towards Khushinagar
in the afternoon for an
overnight stay.
DAY
06 Khushinagar
is known as the place
where Buddha attained
his PariNirvana. Then
we will leave for Patna
via Vaishali where Buddha
preached his last sermon
and announced his impending
Nirvana.
DAY
07 Leave for Bodh
Gaya in the morning via
searching through the
ruins of Nalanda, which
are still echoing with
the chants of scholars.
Then visiting the great
holy place of Buddhist,
Rajgir located in the
scenic environment of
the valley.
DAY
08 Bodh Gaya is
the holiest place in the
Buddhist world because
this is the place where
Lord Buddha attained enlightenment.
DAY
09 After a night
stay at Bodh Gaya. Later
on leave for Sarnath where
Lord Buddha gave his first
sermon. The next destination
is- Varanasi.
DAY
10 Varanasi is
the city, which still
pulsates with the energy
that is both sacred and
the mundane, not to forget
that early morning boat
ride on the banks of the
Ganges.
DAY
11 After encountering
the religious reflections
of Varanasi, head back
towards Delhi. Ajanta
& Ellora Bodhgaya Gaya
Kapilavastu Kaushambi
Kushinagar Ladakh Lumbini
Nalanda Nagarjunakonda
Nagarjunasagar Orissa
& Buddhism Rajgir Sanchi
Sankisa Sarnath Sikkim
Sravasti Tabo Tawang Vaishali
Buddhist
Tour Packages
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Sites in India
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Destinations
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| Buddhist
Destinations in India |
| Delhi,
Agra,
Varanasi
& Sarnath, Sankasia,
Bodhgaya,
Nalanda,
Rajgir,
Kushinagar,
Lumbini,
Ajanta
and Ellora, Sanchi,
Sravasti
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