Gaya is one of Bihar’s most prominent spiritual cities, famed for its ancient temples and sacred rituals. Nestled on the banks of the Falgu River, Gaya has been a destination for pilgrims for centuries, attracting Buddhists, Hindus, and travelers seeking spiritual solace. The city is especially known for the Vishnupad Temple and its proximity to the UNESCO World Heritage site, Bodh Gaya, where Lord Buddha attained enlightenment.
Gaya is a harmonious blend of devotion, heritage, and natural beauty, offering everything from holy ghats and serene monasteries to vibrant bazaars and traditional Bihari flavors.
The legendary temple marking Lord Vishnu’s footprint, a must-visit for pilgrims performing Pind Daan rituals.
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UNESCO World Heritage site where Lord Buddha attained enlightenment, surrounded by serene monasteries.
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Picturesque hill with panoramic city views, religious sites, and a peaceful environment for meditation.
Learn MoreEnjoy a mix of spiritual fervor and cultural festivities throughout the year in Gaya!
Gaya’s signature Bihari delicacy – wheat balls with spicy mashed veggies, available on every corner.
A famous sweet, made of thickened milk and sugar, offered as prasad at Vishnupad Temple.
Crunchy sweet made from sesame seeds and jaggery, especially loved during winter.
A beautifully landscaped park in Bodh Gaya, with meditation zones, a museum, and the iconic Stupa.
Peaceful riverside garden and ghat, perfect for sunrise rituals and quiet walks.
“Performing Pind Daan at Vishnupad Temple gave me immense peace. Gaya has a divine energy!”
“Loved the calm vibes in Bodh Gaya, especially the international Buddhist monasteries.”
“The food, history, and holy sites made Gaya a unique destination for our family.”
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