Explore Buddha’s Legacy At Rajgir Buddhist Tourist Place
A lively city where the first Buddhist council was held is located in the Nalanda District in the state of Bihar, Rajgir grabs the attention of tourists from all over the world. The place is enwrapped by rocky hillocks and valleys. This serene destination is where Gautam Buddha is believed to have spent some time and delivered several sermons. To add calm and positivity to the aura of this enchanting place you will also witness several Buddhist monks meditating at a site known as Vultures Peak. To visit Rajgir Buddhist tourist place in India IRCTC has curated a package so that you enjoy your tour without any hassle.
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IRCTC’s Rajgir Tourism Packages assures pilgrims of a beautiful experience without compromising on facilities. The several places on the itinerary are-
Venu van
King Bimbisara constructed this forest for Lord Buddha. The calmness and natural beauty of this forest make it perfect for sitting, walking, and meditating. The park also has a man-made lake where Buddha took a dip. Feel the sensations of this beautiful park during your next Buddhist travel in Rajgir.
Griddhakuta
hills
Also known as Vulture Peak, provides a 360-degree view of the surrounding areas. It is one of the top three locations where lord buddha perched for years. Because of its shape, it is known as Vulture's Peak e and is frequently visited by birds. It is said that Lord Buddha lived there for many years.
Bimbisar
jail
The king Bimbisar was detained in jail by his son Ajatsatru for favouring Buddhism. This location was chosen by him for the imprisonment so that he could watch the two hills one devoted to Mahavir and another devoted to the Buddha. The jail is surrounded by sturdy stone pillars and towering walls which create a striking view. Apart from just admiring the ruins and getting to know the tales associated with the place, you'll be treated to a breathtaking view of the renowned Japanese Peace Pagoda from the top of the hill.
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