Famous places in buddhism
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Famous Places in Buddhism lists several important locations in Buddhism, including where the Buddha achieved enlightenment in Bodh Gaya, gave his first teaching in Sarnath's Deer Park, and died in Kusinagara. It also mentions major pilgrimage sites like the Sanchi Stupa and Ajanta Caves in India, the Borobudur temple in Indonesia, and prominent temples in Tibet, Japan, Thailand, Myanmar, and Afghanistan that are historically or architecturally significant to Buddhism.
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- 4. Deer Park at Sarnath- First Teaching
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- 9. Lhasa- Tibet
- 10. Nara and Kyoto- Japan Kinkakuji Ryoanji Todaiji
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- 15. Golden Rock Pagoda- Myanmar