Similar Trips 'Uttar Pradesh'
Attractions 'Uttar Pradesh'
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Mahaparinirvana Stupa
This stupa commemorates the Buddha's passing, with the Mahaparinirvana Vihara housing a revered reclining Buddha statue nearby, all set within the serene atmosphere reminiscent of the ancient Sal Grove.
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Mukutbandhana Stupa
This stupa is a significant monument built by Emperor Ashoka to commemorate the exact spot where the Buddha's remains were cremated, showcasing its great historical and ancient architectural importance, which has been well-restored.
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Wat Thai Kusinara Chalermraj
Wat Thai Kusinara Chalermraj stands out with its Mahathat Chedi (Great Relic Pagoda) blending Thai and Indian art, its beautiful Ubosot (ordination hall), and a peaceful, serene atmosphere. Located just 1 kilometer from the Mahaparinirvana site, it is ideal for pilgrimage and Dharma practice.
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Wat Chetawan Mahawihan Savatthi
This important monastery from the Buddhist era was where the Buddha spent the most Vassa seasons (19), and it's the origin of many significant stories and sutras.
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Anathapindika Stupa
The largest brick stupa ruins in the Mahet area, reflecting the prosperity of Anathapindika's mansion, with complex structures and a viewpoint of Shravasti city.
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Angulimala Stupa
A large ancient brick stupa in the Mahet area, featuring an interior passage resembling a tunnel. It stands out with its multi-era construction and offers panoramic views of ancient Shravasti.
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Taj Mahal
A world-renowned monument of immense love and exquisite architecture, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the New7Wonders of the World. It attracts 7-8 million tourists annually.
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Dhamekh Stupa Sarnath
The Dhamekh Stupa is the largest and most prominent structure in Sarnath, featuring a grand cylindrical form adorned with intricate and unique carvings from the Gupta period, standing as a silent testament to the very beginning of Buddhism on Earth.
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The Giant Buddha Statue in Sarnath
An 85-foot tall standing Buddha statue carved from over 843 Chunar sandstone blocks, built with immense faith and reverence over a total of 16 years at the site where Lord Buddha delivered his first sermon.
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