• Mahabodhi Temple - One of the four sacred sites associated with the life of Lord Buddha, marking the location where he achieved enlightenment. Located in the heart of Bodh Gaya town, surrounded by lush green lawns. The temple features intricate engravings and arch motifs on its shikhara (tower), making it a stunning sight. Inside, a gilded statue depicts Lord Buddha in his famous bhumisparsha mudra, with one finger touching the earth, symbolizing his enlightenment. A chamber at the top houses a statue of Mayadevi, Lord Buddha’s mother. The Mahabodhi Temple, destroyed in the 12th century, was restored in the 14th century and excavated in 1811. It is truly a sight to behold.
• Thai Monastery - Known for its unique architectural design, showcasing the elegance of Thai architecture in India. Offering a serene atmosphere, it is a place where visitors can engage in meditation and spirituality. The centerpiece of the monastery is a beautifully carved bronze statue of Buddha.
• Royal Bhutan Monastery - This monastery is a gift from the Kingdom of Bhutan to Lord Buddha. It is distinguished by its exquisite traditional Bhutanese architecture, featuring detailed carvings and beautiful depictions of the life of Gautama Buddha. Inside, there is a magnificent 7-foot tall gold-plated Buddha statue, which attracts both devotees and tourists. The monastery not only provides a peaceful environment for meditation but also strengthens the cultural ties between Bhutan and India.
• Indosan Nippon Japanese Temple - This Japanese Buddhist temple is notable for its architectural beauty, serene environment, and intricate woodwork. Built in 1972, it features Japanese-style design and construction, distinct from other buildings in the area. The temple’s calm ambiance is ideal for meditation and reflection. Inside, visitors can see beautiful Japanese paintings depicting various events from the life of Lord Buddha.
• Great Buddha Statue - The Great Buddha was possibly the largest Buddha statue in India at the time and was consecrated on 18 November 1989 by the 14th Dalai Lama. The foundation stone for the statue was laid in 1982. It is made of a mix of sandstone blocks and red granite.
• Metta Buddharam Temple - The temple is striking with an outer shell of stainless steel and a decorative mosaic using mirrors. It features Thai Temple style architecture. The main temple floor is made of wood. Beneath the temple is a marble-floored meditation room offering an ideal environment for devotees to meditate. The temple is adorned with numerous handmade sculptures, crafted from a mixture of white cement, clay, and epoxy.

• Accompanying English Speaking Guide
• Private AC vehicle throughout the tour
• 2 Mineral Water bottles (500 ml) per person
• Pick up & drop: Gaya Railway Station / Airport / Hotel
• All Applicable Taxes

• Any accommodation.
• Any kind of Tips & Gratuities.
• Monuments Entrance fee (if any)

• Tour can be customized as per customer’s requirement.
• If pick up from the airport. Flight details must be provided at the time of booking.
• Car Type: for one to two people, four Seater Sedan.
• Car Type: for three to four people, five Seater Innova.
• Car Type: for five to eight people, nine Seater Traveler.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.