Nagarjuna Conda
Nagarjuna Conda: the excavated ruins of a Buddhist settlement date back to the second and third century BC. Located on the river Krishna, Nagarjunakonda was the… Read More »Nagarjuna Conda
Nagarjuna Conda: the excavated ruins of a Buddhist settlement date back to the second and third century BC. Located on the river Krishna, Nagarjunakonda was the… Read More »Nagarjuna Conda
Mathura: Visited by the Buddha and great center of Buddhist art The Buddha only came to Mathura once and he doesn’t seem to have been… Read More »Mathura
Lumbini: The garden where Prince Siddhartha was born Prince Siddhartha was born in a lovely garden called Lumbini. The main things to see in Lumbini… Read More »Lumbini
Lauriya Nandangar: Where Emperor Asoka raised a great pillar About 22 kilometres north west of Bettiah is the small town of Lauriya Nandangar. King Asoka… Read More »Lauriya Nandangar
Hajipur: Where Ananda’s ashes were enshrined. In ancient times after crossing the Ganges at Patna the first village one came to the other side was… Read More »Hajipur
Indasala Cave: Where Sakka came to ask the Buddha his eight questions This remote and beautiful cave is the place where the Buddha delivered one… Read More »Indasala Cave
Jethian: Where the Buddha and King Bimbasara first met After delivering his first and second discourses at Sarnath the Buddha returned to Bodh Gaya where… Read More »Jethian
Kapilavatthu: The town where Prince Siddhartha grew up The ruins outside the small village of Piprahwa is now identified with Kapilavatthu, the town where Prince… Read More »Kapilavatthu
Kesariya: Where the Buddha taught the famous Kalama Sutta One of the Buddha’s most celebrated discourses is the Kalama Sutta in which he advised that… Read More »Kesariya
Kosambi: Scene of important events in the Buddha’s career This once great city was the capital of Vamsa and the scene of several important events… Read More »Kosambi