Buddhist Tour Package From Rajkot

Discover inner peace and explore India’s rich spiritual heritage with our Buddhist Tour Package from Rajkot, specially crafted for pilgrims, heritage lovers, and seekers of mindfulness. This sacred journey takes you from Rajkot to some of the most significant Buddhist pilgrimage sites in India and Nepal — places where Lord Buddha meditated, taught, and attained enlightenment. Whether you're planning a solo pilgrimage, a family spiritual retreat, or a cultural group tour, this package offers a comfortable, insightful, and deeply meaningful experience.
Your journey begins from Rajkot and connects you to revered destinations such as Bodh Gaya, Rajgir, Nalanda, Sarnath, Kushinagar, and optionally Lumbini (in Nepal, the birthplace of Lord Buddha). These sites mark pivotal events in the life of Siddhartha Gautama — from his enlightenment under the Bodhi Tree to his Mahaparinirvana.

Key Pilgrimage Sites Covered

Bodh Gaya: The most sacred Buddhist site, where Lord Buddha attained enlightenment. Visit the Mahabodhi Temple, the Bodhi Tree, and monasteries from around the world.
Nalanda & Rajgir: Nalanda was a global hub of Buddhist education, while Rajgir served as a teaching ground for Buddha. Explore ancient ruins, viharas, and meditation spots.
Sarnath: Near Varanasi, this is where Buddha delivered his first sermon. Explore the Dhamek Stupa, Ashokan Pillar, and the Sarnath Archaeological Museum.
Kushinagar: The site of Buddha’s Mahaparinirvana. Visit the reclining Buddha statue and Parinirvana Temple in a peaceful, reflective setting.
Lumbini (Optional): Located in Nepal, Lumbini is the birthplace of Siddhartha Gautama. Visit Maya Devi Temple, Ashokan Pillar, and a variety of international monasteries.

Why Choose Our Buddhist Tour from Rajkot?

Rajkot offers solid air and rail connectivity to North India, making it a convenient starting point. Gujarat itself has traces of ancient Buddhist heritage at sites like Devni Mori, Junagadh, and Vadnagar, so travelers from Rajkot often feel a strong cultural connection to the broader Buddhist circuit.