10 Sights & Landmarks in Gaya That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Gaya, India including Koteshwarnath Temple, Nirvana School Of ThaiMassage & Yoga, Tibetan Monastery, Ratnaghara, Rajayatna Tree, Mangla Gauri Temple, Busshin-ji Temple, Vishnupad Temple, Pind Daan Gaya, Dungeshwari Cave Temples.
Restaurants in Gaya
1. Koteshwarnath Temple
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5.0 based on 15 reviews
Tucked away in a hidden gateway to remote and rural Bihar, the temple site is ideal to experience positive energy by people for all faith. Archaeological Survey of India has taken immense interest in the sculptors in temple. There is unique Peepal tree with its branches bending toward the temple. The temple houses Shahastralinga with around 1,008 miniature Shivlingas
2. Nirvana School Of ThaiMassage & Yoga
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5.0 based on 17 reviews
We offer professional courses in ThaiYoga massage and clinical yogabodywork practices. Our yoga courses are 100hours, 150hours, 200hours & 500Hours YTT affiliated by QCI & AYUSH. Our clinic is based in Gaya Bihar and before arriving a prior notification is needed.
Reviewed By varshadhamani
I was referred by my sister to ask for one to one training from shyam sir. He has good knowledge of body posture, alignment, meridians and muscles. I was learning about massage, meridians, dharma, mindfulness from 8 to 10pm. He was trying to pour and embibe every small aspects of being equanimous in our practices. I strongly recommend people to come here in gaya and learn from him face to face. The sun gazing and energy healing effects were amazing
3. Tibetan Monastery
4. Ratnaghara
5. Rajayatna Tree
6. Mangla Gauri Temple
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4.5 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By meghashyam - Chennai (Madras), India
Part of the hallowed Ashta dasa Shakthi peethams , Maa 's lotus feet can be worshipped here , the sanctum is atop a small hillock . The sanctum emanates a divine aura all around . Truly divine place .
7. Busshin-ji Temple
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4.5 based on 9 reviews
8. Vishnupad Temple
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4.0 based on 184 reviews
Reviewed By jaykodoth
Great visit. People from different parts of India visit the place for the after death rituals. But, beware of the priests out there. They will loot you in the name of god.
9. Pind Daan Gaya
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4.0 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By bvkb2015 - Ashburn, United States
We (Three brothers) visited Andhra Telangana Bhawan in Gaya to perform annual ritual to our father and forefathers. We had a very friendly and a warm experience. G MANOHAR LAL – Current patron of Andhra & Telangana Bhawan Gaya, their family is in Gaya, and has been serving pilgrims across the nations especially from south India. When you visit Gaya, be aware of similar names, make sure you have the right address and contact prior to the travel. Manohar ji was very helpful for us, polite and respectful in guiding us with every step during the pind daan ritual as promised, cost was very reasonable and most importantly he could is a trust worthy person. highly recommend their service. They also provide rooms with a/c.
10. Dungeshwari Cave Temples
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4.0 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By P5945TPjamesg - Mexico City, Mexico
We climbed the path on the hillside to the Mahakala caves (Dungeshwari cave). There are three caves. The central cave is where it is believed Siddhartha meditated.In this cave we offered candles, meditated and some made monetary donations. There is a statue of the emaciated Buddha in meditation posture. Another cave contains a golden Buddha. A statue of Hindu goddess ‘Dungeshwari' is also found in the cave temple.
