Mahabodhi Temple
A UNESCO World Heritage Site marking the place where Siddhartha Gautama attained enlightenment beneath the Bodhi Tree. Explore its serene gardens, sacred pond and soaring stone temple.
Stand beneath the Bodhi Tree. Follow a thousand years of devotion. Find a quieter rhythm in the place that changed the world.
Four remarkable places. One unforgettable journey through the heart of Bihar.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site marking the place where Siddhartha Gautama attained enlightenment beneath the Bodhi Tree. Explore its serene gardens, sacred pond and soaring stone temple.
A peaceful 80-foot monument surrounded by a meditative garden, with smaller statues depicting scenes from the Buddha's life along the pathway.
Discover India's oldest surviving rock-cut caves, remarkable for their polished granite interiors and ancient inscriptions.
An important riverside pilgrimage site in Gaya, known for its distinctive shikhara and the sacred footprint believed to be that of Lord Vishnu.
See sculptures, inscriptions and finds from the ancient university site in a compact museum just across the road from the ruins.
Walk through the evocative red-brick remains of one of the world's earliest residential universities, a celebrated UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Known as Vulture's Peak, this tranquil hilltop is associated with the Buddha's teachings and rewards visitors with beautiful valley views.
Ride above forested hills to a gleaming peace pagoda, with sweeping views over Rajgir's green valleys and ancient landscape.
A land shaped by ancient universities, sacred rivers and quiet hill country. Let a local expert help you find the stories between the sights.
A connected circuit of sacred sites, ancient learning and green hill country — with Gaya as your gateway.
Base yourself in Bodh Gaya, then set out to explore. Our local team can help you plan the right pace, route and transport.
We can arrange accommodation, private van or cab transport, guided visits and your full itinerary. Request one service or let us plan the whole trip.