Best places: Religions in Kushinagar, India

👍👍 In the middle of the 5th century CE, a devout Buddhist named Haribala came to Kusinārā and found it totally in ruins. Wanting to revive the glory that the town deserved, Haribala enlarged the original stūpa (erected f i rst by the Malla princes and then later renovated by King Asoka) and also built...

👍 Ramabhar Stupa is a Buddhist monument in Kushinagar, Uttar Pradesh locatedbnear Buddha Ghat. It holds a great religious significance as it is said that this spot Lord Buddha was cremated in 483 BC. The Stupa is constructed of red bricks with large circumference. There is also a pond-like water bod...

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👍👍 This is a sacred and ancient Buddha Temple. The temple is very attractive and peaceful environment. There are many beautiful Buddhist temples Inside. Lord Buddha attained salvation by leaving his body here. Because of this It is also an international tourist destination where Buddhist pilgrims fro...

👍👍 Extremely beautiful temple of kushinagar, architecture of temple is great,This temple was built to celebrate the victory of King Bhumibol’s great accession of the throne and the subsequent Goldent Jubilee. It is a worth seeing place as it surrounded by innumerable trees. This temple was originally c...

👍👍 Great place to visit , Lord Buddha attained Mahaparinibbana. The stupa was originally built by Malla Kings and successively renovated by several kings and well-wishers from India and elsewhere. The inscription on the copper vessel excavated from this stupa site indicated that it was the actual place...

👍 Popularly known as Burmese Temple or Golden Temple by the locals, the Japanese Temple is one of the unique structures and among the most-visited tourist destinations in Kushinagar. The temple is a marvel of Buddhist architectural grandeur of modern times. The Atago Isshin World Buddhist Cultural Ass...

👍 Historic place.Matha Kuar Shrine A colossal statue of Lord Buddha is installed, which is carved out of one block which represents Buddha seated under the "Bodhi Tree" in a pose known as "Bhumi Sparsh Mudra". The inscription at the base of statue is datable to the 10th or 11th century A.D

😐 It's should be make it more beautiful this place to contribute money by the people and administration.