Sujata Garh, Buddhist stupa in Bihar
Sujata Stupa is believed to commemorate the place where Sujata offered rice milk to Siddhartha Gautama.
Associated with the enlightenment of Buddha, the stupa holds significant archaeological and Buddhist heritage values.
It remains a pilgrimage site for Buddhists, symbolizing compassion and the importance of charity.
Located near Bodh Gaya, it's easily accessible for visitors interested in Buddhism and ancient Indian history.
Unlike typical stupas containing relics, Sujata Stupa marks the event preluding Buddha's enlightenment.
Location: Gaya district
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