Visit Popular Places of Gayaji
Mahabodhi
Mahabodhi Temple is one of the ancient and most important shrines of India.
Great Buddha Statue
This 80 feet high stone sculpture of lord Buddha at 'meditation' pose is one of the landmark of Bodhgaya.
Thai Monastery
A remarkable structure with calm ambience enough to generate optimistic approach towards life.
Royal Bhutan Monastery
Royal Bhutan Monastery is a wonderful Buddhist monastery located in Bodhgaya.
Indosan Nippon
Indosan Nippon Japanese Temple is nicely carved out of wood and it looks very much like a Japanese temple.
Tibetan Monastery
The Tibetan Monastery like other Buddhist Monastery in Gaya is of great significance as this is the place where the Lord was enlightened.
Rajayatna Tree
The tree situated within the Mahabodhi Temple complex in Gaya.It is one of the best tourist place in Gaya.
Sujata Kuti
A truth that imparted the wisdom that guided the Buddha to realize his goal.
Vishnupad Temple
A beautiful sacred place on the banks of Phalgu river surrounded by rugged rocks on three sides and water on the fourth side..
Sita Kund
Situated on the opposite side of Vishnupad temple in Gaya city of Bihar, Sita Kund is an invaluable heritage from a cultural point of view.
Mangla Gauri Temple
Mangla Gauri Temple, built in the 15th century, is counted among the 52 Mahashaktipeeths dedicated to Goddess Sati where the body parts of Goddess Sati fell.
Koteshwarnath Temple
Tucked away in a hidden gateway to remote and rural Bihar, the temple site is ideal to experience positive energy by people for all faith.
Dungeshwari Cave Temples
This cave temple is hardly 20 Km from Bodhitree temple and a must visit to every devotee.
Tapovan
This sacred hot water springs here are believed to have healing powers and people come to take holy dips.
Pretshila
Pretshila has located about 8 km north-west direction from Gaya city. It is a revered place for Hindus where they perform Pind Daan.
Gurpa Hill
Here Mahakasyapa, the last disciple of Buddha, attained Nirvana. Gurupada Giri is now known as 'Gurpa Hill'.
Dashrath Manjhi Memorial
Dashrath Manjhi also known as Mountain Man, who lived in Gehlaur village, near Gaya in Bihar, India.