• The primary temple complex where Buddha obtained enlightenment is called Mahabodhi Temple.
• The holy fig tree known as the Bodhi tree is where Buddha practiced meditation.
• The location of Buddha's enlightenment is known as the Vajrasana (Diamond Throne).
• Animesh Lochana: The location where it is said that Buddha stared at the Bodhi Tree unblinking for a week.

• Before attaining enlightenment, the Buddha used the Dungreshwari Caves in Bodhgaya as a place of meditation.
• The enormous 80-foot Buddha statue is a representation of tranquility and peace.
• Monasteries: A collection of monasteries from Buddhist nations.
• Artifacts connected to the Buddha and his era are on display in the Archaeological Museum.
• Sujata Garh: The location where the tale of Sujata feeding the Buddha is told.
• In Varanasi: Late in the evening Aarti: A blessed ritual held in the Ganges River.

• Marks the location of the Buddha's first preaching, the Dhamekh Stupa in Sarnath.
• Old stupas with historical value are Chaukhandi and Dharmajajika.
• Steak and cheese for dinner, together with a few hours of general socializing, make up a person's entire day.
• The contemporary Mulgandhakuti Temple features murals and artifacts that portray the life of the Buddha.

• Important Places in Shravasti:
• Buddha's disciple Angulimala is connected to the Angulimala Stupa (Pakki Kuti).
• Buddha frequently resided at the monastery ruins known as Anathapindika Stupa (Kachchi Kuti).
• Buddha spent many rainy seasons at Jetavana Monastery, one of the most well-known Buddhist monasteries.
• Shravasti is home to the important Thai shrine Daen Mahamongkol shrine.

• Main Locations in Lumbini:
• Maya Devi Temple: Denotes the location of Buddha's birth.
• Within Lumbini Garden is the sacred Bodhi tree.
• Another pillar built by Ashoka to honor the location of Buddha's birth is the Ashoka Pillar.
• An emblem of global harmony is the World Peace Pagoda.
• Buddha-era antiquities are housed in the Lumbini Museum.
• Golden Temple & Monastery in Myanmar: architecturally distinctive Buddhist structures.

• The location of Buddha's ultimate death, or Mahaparinirvana, is the Mahaparinirvana Temple.
• Buddhism's final resting place is Mukutbandhana Stupa.
• Ancient Buddhist constructions known as Chaitayas from the Gupta Period.
• a sizable Buddha statue is kept in Matha Kuar Shrine.
• Temples in Japan and Burma: Contemporary structures influenced by unique cultures.

Principal Websites:
Vaishali: One of the highest stupas in the world, a Buddhist stupa located in Kesaria.
Ashokan Pillar & Stupa: Ashoka constructed memorial pillars and stupas.
Two significant Buddhist sites are the World Peace Pagoda and the Buddha Relic Stupa.
Ancient artifacts and relics are housed in the Archaeological Museum.

• Important Websites:
• One of the oldest universities in the world, Nalanda University, is in ruins.
• The Museum and Hiuen Tsang Memorial honor the Chinese visitor to Nalanda.
• Rajgir: Archaeological and historical sites: Venu Van and Cyclopean Wall.
• Spiritually significant locations are Griddhakuta Hill and the World Peace Pagoda.
• Maniyar Math is a historical artifact.
   

more Stop: Mahabodhi Temple Complex to have one more moment of contemplation before leaving.