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Makutabandhana
When excavated by the archaeologists was covered in a 40 foot high mound
of bricks. During the time of excavation it was surrounded by a dense
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Matha Kuar Shrine
A few meters away from the
Mahaparinirvana Temple in Kushinagar lies a simple structure called 'Matha
Kuar Shrine'. This small building is so unimposing that it hardly
conveys the importance of this Shrine in the discovery of Kushinagar. |
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Parinirvana Stupa
The Parinirvana Stupa in Kushinagar made of bricks was excavated by
Carlyle in the year 1876 dedicated to Lord Buddha.
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Ramabhar Stupa
A place where Lord Buddha was cremated and he attained salvation or
Mahaparnirvana. It is more than 50 feet high and stands on a high mound
that faces the road. |
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Buddha Museum
The proposal was mooted to establish a museum for preserving the
archaeological wealth of this region and the present building of museum
came into existence in 1992-93. The museum is being looked after by the
cultural Department of the State Government. |
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Meditation Park
The tall Sal trees and flowers and green acres make this place ideal for
relaxation and spending a few fleeting moments. |
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Birla Temple
Is one of the newest additions that add to the beauty of this holy city.
Built by the Birlas, this temple is close to the nirvana site of Gautam
Buddha. |
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Japanese Garden
One of the most beautiful gardens in Kushinagar is the Japanese Garden.
Situated in the heart of the city, the Japanese Garden is a beautiful
patch of green which adds to the beauty of the ancient town. |
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Wat Thai Temple
One of the most beautiful and much visited destinations is the Wat Thai
Temple, Kushinagar. Nestled amidst acres of sprawling greenery it covers
a huge area and it is one of the ideal serene destinations. |
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