Gaya Tours

Mahabodhi Temple: A UNESCO World Heritage Site and the most significant Buddhist temple in Gaya, marking the spot where Buddha attained enlightenment.

Bodhi Tree: The sacred tree under which Buddha meditated and achieved enlightenment, located within the Mahabodhi Temple complex.

Bodh Gaya Archaeological Museum: A museum showcasing artifacts and relics from the ancient Buddhist era, providing insight into the region’s historical significance.

Dungeshwari Cave Temples: Ancient cave temples where Buddha is believed to have meditated before attaining enlightenment.

Vishnupad Temple: A prominent Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu, famous for its footprint of the deity carved in stone.

Barabar Caves: Ancient rock-cut caves with historical inscriptions and significant Buddhist and Jain heritage.

Kushinagar: A nearby town where Buddha is believed to have attained Parinirvana (final nirvana), featuring important Buddhist monuments.

Sujata Stupa: A historical stupa associated with the story of Sujata, who is said to have offered food to Buddha before his enlightenment.

Nalanda University Ruins: The remains of an ancient university that was a major center of learning in the Buddhist world, located a short distance from Gaya.

Gaya Museum: A museum with a collection of ancient sculptures, artifacts, and inscriptions that provide insights into the region’s rich historical and cultural heritage.