Pilgrimage Sites on the Sacred Path - This package is fully customizable.
Buddha Path with Customized Nepal
Inclusion –
- 04 Nights’ Accommodation on twin sharing basis with breakfast.
- Transportation by AC vehicle.
- Motor Boat Ride Toll Tax, Parking, Driver Charge
Rates are subject to enquiry and depend on number of travelers. Please call / wapp for any clarity
Exclusion-
- Journey ticket of Train / Flight. Any Tipping and Personal expenses.
- Any Entrance, VIP Darshan, Any Sugam Darshan.
- Local Toto. Auto Rikshaw, Rikshaw
The sacred birthplace of Siddhartha Gautama where Queen Maya Devi gave birth to him under a sal tree; The starting point of the Buddha’s journey on earth, marking the arrival of a great teacher who would illuminate the path to enlightenment.
Visitor Information: The Maya Devi Temple. The Ashoka Pillar, erected by Emperor Ashoka, The Sacred Garden with its peaceful ambiance (a perfect place for meditation.)
The holiest of Buddhist pilgrimage sites. The sacred site of the Buddha’s enlightenment (The Bodhi tree) where Siddhartha Gautama attained enlightenment after prolonged meditation.
The Mahabodhi Temple complex, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Pilgrims can meditate under the descendant of the original Bodhi tree and circumambulate the temple, absorbing the Positive absorption.
After attaining enlightenment, the Buddha traveled to Sarnath to share his insights with his first five disciples. The Buddha gave his first sermon here and delivered the Dhamma-cakka-ppavattana Sutra; He introduced the Four Noble Truths and the Noble Eightfold Path.
The place where the Buddha, at the age of eighty, passed into parinirvana, the final passing beyond the cycle of birth and death. Visitor Information: The Mahaparinirvana Temple (a reclining statue of the Buddha) depicting his final moments. The Ramabhar Stupa marks the cremation site of the Buddha. The Ultimate Teach is to Reach at – Dissolution / Resolution / Solution / Salvation.