Jetavana

It is Historical place for Buddhists as well as for our nation. Such a Historical marvel, again i will say there is not to much to see but feel , imagine the place when it was live.
Felt so peaceful, enjoyed being here.
Now interested in exploring and reading more.

May I worship the land where Lord Buddha stayed for a long time !

Dhammapada verse 119-120:

pāpo'pi passati bhadraṃ yāva pāpaṃ na paccati |
yadā ca paccati pāpaṃ atha pāpo pāpāni passati || 119 ||
bhadro'pi passati pāpaṃ yāva bhadraṃ na paccati |
yadā ca paccati bhadraṃ atha bhadro bhadrāni passati || 120 ||

119. As long as evil ripens not even the evil one goodness knows, but when the evil ripens then that person evil knows.

120. As long as goodness ripens not even the good one evil knows, but when the goodness ripens then that person knows the good.

The forest monastery donated by Anathapindika . The monastery where Buddha gave majority Dhamma teaching compared with other monasteries.

Very good memories to visit the important places in Buddhism history

One of the most sacred places in India.

Peaceful ✌ and calming place to visit in Shravasti. Ancient sacred Buddhist temple for pilgrimage.
It's beautiful surroundings and highly recommended for peaceful chanting.

Beautifully preserved and a pleasure to visit. Lush green lawns, surrounded by giant trees and well laid out paths. Full credit to ASI for its immaculate preservation and upkeep.
A must for anyone interested in Buddha or Buddhism.

No explanation is needed for Jetvana, it's a buddhist archeological site.The place is well maintained by Archeological Survey of India and Entry fees is Rs 25 per individual.

Please come and see this place where Buddha teaching Dhamma in 25 rainy seasons. Fell the viberation and inspiring for your Dhamma life 🙏

Very very serene place where the Buddha has spent 24 monsoons. Archeological Survey of India has maintained the site well. Significance of many of the votive stupas is still unclear it seems. For anybody in UP a must visit place. For all Buddhists probably most important site after the first 4 places.

Jetavana Vihar !
It is one of the most famous Buddhist Vihar in India. It is supposed that Buddha spent there almost 100 months (only rainy seasons) of his life. One of his patron Anathapindika donated this Vihar to him.
Feeling enthusiastic, peaceful and motivated by roaming there.
Apart from this beautiful Vihar, The Burmese Buddhist temple and The Thailandian Buddhist Temple are the center of attraction.
Feeling grateful to be there and appealing to others must go there it will be worthful to you in terms of money and time.😊😊

The place where lord Buddha spent most of his time after reaching Nirvana. Most holy place. Definitely a must visit for meditation, practice or just connecting.

This place is huge, well maintained, clean and a peaceful park. Lots of ancient Buddhist structures

Another stunning Buddhist place where Lord Buddha spent his 24th varsavas....
It's good place to visit. It's under ASI.... properly preserved..... cleanliness, facilities was good

Loved it...The very place where Buddha gave most of his sermons, where he lived and roamed around.Worth more than a visit.

The is an important Buddhist site where Lord Buddha spent his precious 24-25 rainy seasons. The site also has a Bodhi Tree. A must visit for all Buddhist and those who are interested in the history.

Buddha stayed and speeched holy Dhammas here for many years.You can see and imagine Buddha's Nivarna Way. Absolutely great place for every buddhists.

Its a type of monestry in 5th century in which mahatma bhudh was lived,,,, this place was denoted by king जेत to monks... anthpindak invited mahatma bhudh to jetvan and he preaches the world to live in peace...... this place was buried beneth the earth , archaeological survey of india discoverd this place and opened this for public.. here u can see the relic of monestry which was build during the era of kushan's, guptas's... very peace full., greenery is all around.... one of the most mesmerising thing is the 'well' which was build during the 2nd centuary and still working.... thanks for ur time.

It's a garden of Jet.the son of King Prasenjit and was purchased by Sudatt(Anathpindak) and donated to Buddha for Varshawas. Buddha spent his 23 Varshawas here.