Arrival at Bodhgaya, our representative will meet and assist you to the hotel. After check in at hotel. Visit the Mahabodhi Temple – UNESCO World Heritage Site, where Buddha attained enlightenment. Evening prayer at the Mahabodhi Temple. Explore Bodhi Tree & Diamond Throne. Overnight stay in a hotel at Bodhgaya.

Excursion tour to Dungeshwari Temple – This temple holds significant importance in Buddhist history, as it is believed to be the place where Buddha meditated for several years before he attained enlightenment. Visit the Great Buddha Statue – This is an 80-foot tall (25-meter) statue depicting Buddha in a meditative posture (Dhyana Mudra). Sujata Village – It is traditionally believed to be the place where Sujata, a village girl, offered Buddha a bowl of rice pudding (kheer), which played an essential role in his spiritual journey toward enlightenment.

Explore the Various International Monasteries built by countries like Japan, Thailand, Bhutan, and others. Evening at the Mahabodhi Temple for prayers and spiritual experience. Overnight stay in a hotel at Bodhgaya.

After having Breakfast, drive to Rajgir.

Explore Griddhakuta Hill (Vultures Peak) for panoramic views of Rajgir. It is famous for being one of the places where Buddha spent a considerable amount of time delivering important teachings to his followers. Vishwa Shanti Stupa (Peace Pagoda) on the Ratnagiri Hill. It is one of the significant Buddhist landmarks in the region, built to promote world peace and harmony. Venu Vana (Bamboo Grove), it is historically significant as it was one of the places where Buddha spent time meditating and teaching his disciples.

After visit drive to Nalanda. On arrival, visit Nalanda University Ruins, an ancient centre of Buddhist learning. Explore Nalanda Archaeological Museum. It is dedicated to preserving and displaying the rich archaeological and historical artifacts uncovered from the site of the ancient Nalanda University and its surroundings. Overnight stay in a hotel at Vaishali.

After breakfast at hotel. Proceed to visit Vaishali Stupa and Ashokan Pillar – An important historical and cultural monument, representing Ashoka's dedication to the spread of Buddhism and his moral governance. Afterwards explore the Buddha Relic Stupa – it is believed to enshrine the relics of the Buddha and commemorate his final teachings. Buddha's Memorial Pillar - It was erected to commemorate Buddha's last sermon and his final teachings before he passed into Parinirvana.

Drive to Kushinagar. Enroute visit the Kesariya Stupa – It is one of the largest stupas in India and is believed to have been built to enshrine relics of Buddha.

Continue drive to Kushinagar, on arrival, check in to hotel. Overnight stay in a hotel at Kushinagar.

Visit the Mahaparinirvana Temple, It marks the site where Buddha is believed to have entered Mahaparinirvana (final enlightenment) after his death. Explore the Reclining Buddha Statue and Japanese Buddhist Temple.

After visit drive to Lumbini, Nepal (the birthplace of Buddha). Kindly obtain double entry visa. On arrival, check in to hotel. Overnight stay in a hotel at Lumbini.

After breakfast, visit the Maya Devi Temple, marking Buddha's birthplace. The temple is dedicated to Maya Devi, Buddha's mother, and holds great significance in the history and culture of Buddhism.

Explore the Lumbini Garden – This peaceful garden is part of the larger Lumbini Sacred Garden complex, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which includes important Buddhist monuments and structures. The Ashokan Pillar – This is a key historical monument that commemorates the birthplace of Buddha and serves as a symbol of Ashoka's commitment to spreading Buddhist values.

After visit drive to Sravasti. On arrival, overnight stay in a hotel at Sravasti.

After breakfast, visit Jetavana Monastery, one of the key places where Buddha spent many years.

Explore the Anathapindika Stupa – It is dedicated to Anathapindika, a wealthy merchant and one of the most prominent patrons of Buddha during his lifetime. Anathapindika is known for his generosity and devotion to the Buddha, and the stupa is associated with his act of creating a monastery and a place for Buddha and his disciples to stay during their visits to Sravasti. The Angulimal Caves – These caves are linked to a famous incident in the life of Buddha involving the notorious robber Angulimal. Explore Sravasti Archaeological Site and the Buddha's footprints.

After visit drive to Varanasi. Overnight stay in a hotel at Varanasi.           

Enjoy early morning boat ride on the Ganges River along with a beautiful sunrise view. 

After breakfast, drive to Sarnath, where Buddha gave his first sermon. Explore Deer Park – The area where Buddha gave his sermon is known as the Deer Park, and it is one of the holiest places for Buddhists. The park is named after the deer that lived there, symbolizing peace and harmony. Dhameka Stupa – This massive stupa marks the spot where Buddha is said to have delivered his first sermon. It is an iconic structure and an important pilgrimage site. Sarnath Archaeological Museum (it is closed on every Friday) – The museum houses many ancient relics and sculptures from the site, including pieces from the Mauryan period, Gupta sculptures, and other important artifacts related to the history of Buddhism. Ashoka Pillar – Emperor Ashoka, who was a strong patron of Buddhism, erected this pillar at Sarnath. It has the famous Lion Capital, which is now India's national emblem.

After visit drive to Bodhgaya. On arrival, check in to hotel. Overnight stay in a hotel at Bodhgaya.