Walk in the footsteps of the Buddha across sacred sites, ancient monasteries and spiritual landscapes.
India is home to some of the most sacred places in the Buddhist world, where the life and teachings of Siddhartha Gautama continue to inspire millions of pilgrims and travelers. From the enlightenment site of Bodh Gaya and the first sermon at Sarnath to the Mahaparinirvana site of Kushinagar and the ancient university of Nalanda, India’s Buddhist Circuit offers a profound journey through history, spirituality, and living heritage.
Beyond its Buddhist legacy, India is a land of remarkable diversity—featuring majestic monuments, vibrant cultures, timeless traditions, and breathtaking landscapes. Whether you seek pilgrimage, cultural exploration, or spiritual reflection, India invites you to discover a civilization that has shaped human thought and continues to welcome visitors from around the world.
Discover India’s Buddhist Circuit—from Bodh Gaya and Sarnath to Kushinagar and Nalanda—where history, spirituality, and heritage come together.
Sravasti Heritage in Uttar Pradesh is a revered Buddhist site where Lord Buddha spent twenty‑five rainy seasons teaching and meditating. Supported by Anathapindika, it became a hub of spiritual learning and reflection. Visitors can explore Jetavana Grove, Gandha Kuti, and the Miracle Shrine, each echoing Buddhist wisdom. Its tranquil ruins, archaeological remains, and proximity to Kapilavastu and Lumbini preserve a timeless legacy of enlightenment and compassion.