A Buddhist Circuit tour is a spiritual and cultural journey that takes travelers through significant sites associated with the life of Gautama Buddha and the development of Buddhism. This circuit is particularly popular among pilgrims, history enthusiasts, and those interested in exploring the roots of Buddhism. The tour typically covers key locations in India and Nepal, as these regions are central to Buddha's life and teachings.
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Birthplace of Siddhartha Gautama (Buddha).
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The place where Buddha attained enlightenment under the
Bodhi
Tree.
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Where Buddha delivered his first sermon
(Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta) after enlightenment.
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The place where Buddha attained Mahaparinirvana (passed
away).
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Buddha spent 24 rainy seasons here and performed miracles.
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Buddha spent several years here and delivered important
teachings.
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Ancient center of learning and Buddhist studies.
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Buddha delivered his last sermon here and announced his
impending
death.
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Buddha's childhood home.
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Buddha performed the "Great Miracle" here.
Sanchi (Madhya Pradesh, India):- Famous for its ancient stupas and Buddhist monuments.