ПОЛЕЗНОЕ

Как развить коммуникабельность Почему могут возникнуть ссоры между супругами, в то время как их отношения кажутся прочными Почему появляется страх? Как стать богатым и отойти от дел молодым Советы от доктора Айболита «Как быть здоровым» Как сделать приглашение правильно Точка зрения. Как сделать сотрудника вовлеченным? Лень и как с ней бороться. Психологические аспекты Способов заработать с помощью internet Лекции по Основам предпринимательства Последнее добавление

КАТЕГОРИИ

Greetings from Hans Holidays/Nalanda (Holy land of Lord Buddha)

Стр 1 из 2Следующая ⇒

18/09/2017

K/Attn,

----------------

Ref: Buddhist Pilgrimage Tour

Dear Sir/Madamji,

Greetings from Hans Holidays/Nalanda (Holy land of Lord Buddha)

We are pleased to give you our net and best tour package rate as per the following details:

Quotation:

For (Double) 20-29 Paying pax = US$885 per person
For (Double) 30-39 Paying pax = US$877 per person

For (Double) 40-45 Paying pax = US$777 per person

Note:Nepal visa we can provide within half an hrs on the border area. Nepal Emigration will Charge US$ 35 to 45 Per Person country wise. It is not big issue.

Cost Included

* 10 Nights hotel accommodation on double sharing and full board (Breakfast,

Lunch & Dinner only) basis as per the itinerary.

* Air-condition deluxe vehicle throughout the tour as per the itinerary.

* English Speaking Co. Escort throughout the tour as per the itinerary.

*Monuments Entrance fees as per the itinerary.

* Monuments Guide throughout the tour as per the itinerary.
* We will provide One Bottle mineral water per day per pax.
* Assistance at the time of Arrival, Departure and check-In/Out as per the itinerary.
* All current applicable taxes of Hotel & Transport as per the itinerary.

Cost Doesn't Include:

*Airport Departure Tax, No any Airfare, Insurance etc.
* any personal nature item like film roll, telephone call etc.
* any other item which is not included in our cost includes heading.

Hotel to be provided (3 to 4 star or similar)
City Hotel Name

Varanasi Ideal Tower or Hindustan International (02Nights Only)
Bodhgaya Sujata or Similar (02 Nights Only)
Kushinagar Lotus Nikko Hotel (02 Nights Only)

Sravasti Sravasti Residency (01 Night Only)

Vaishali Vaishali Residency (01 night only)

Lumbini Maya Garden Resort (01 night only)

Rajgir Gargee Grand Resort (01 night only)

ITINERARY

Lord Buddha at Main Temple Buddha Gaya

Day 01: Delhi/VARANASI, By Flight

Welcome on arrival at Varanasi Airport, meet and assist by our company rep. Transfer to hotel en route visit Sarnath. Evening visit river Ganges for Aarti. Dinner & overnight stay at hotel in Varanasi.

SARNATH

Sarnath, where the Buddha preached his first sermon in the Deer Park, contains the most impressive remains, as well as a modem temple. The Dharmarajika, Chaukhandi and Dharnek stupas are outstanding. There are also the remains of a monastery, and the beautifully polished Lion Capital of Asoka. Sarnath contains a rich library and at the Mula gandha Kutir Vihara there are excellent frescoes by Kosetsu Nosu. The Sarnath Museum, not far from the site, contains some of the finest specimens of Buddhist sculpture. Among all centers of Buddhist worship, the Vaisakha (April-May) full moon is observed as the anniversary of three important events - the Buddha's birth, Enlightenment and death, while the Asadh (July - August) full moon is observed as the

Day 02: In Varanasi,

After breakfast visit to see remaining city tour of Varanasi and Sarnath. All meals will be in the hotel. Evening free for shopping. Dinner & overnight stay at hotel.

Day 03: Varanasi/ Bodhgaya, 265 KMs, 5 Hrs. Approx.

After breakfast drive to Bodhgaya. On arrival at Bodhgaya and check-in at hotel. Evening visit Mahabodhi temple for meditation. Dinner & overnight stay at hotel.

Day 04: In Bodhgaya,

Full day tour for Buddhist monuments around Bodhgaya and all meals will be in the hotel. Overnight stay at hotel.

BODHGAYA

As the place of the Buddha's Enlightenment, Bodhgaya is the spiritual home of Buddhists. It attracts tens of thousands of believers from all over the world. Bodhgaya situated near the river Niranjana, is one of the holiest Buddhist pilgrimage centers since it was here that Buddha attained enlightenment under the Bodhi tree. The population of this town is 22,000 and is situated at an altitude of 113 m. Maximum temperature in summer rises to 45-47 degree Celsius and minimum is 27 degree, while in winter maximum is 28 degree and minimum is 4 degree. It receives an annual rainfall of 1,860 mm. Most countries with vast Buddhist population have a temple or monastery here.

NALANDA

Nalanda was the most renowned university in ancient India. It derived its name from Na-alam-da, meaning Insatiable in Giving, one of the names by which the Lord Buddha was known. Established in the 5th century B.C. it remained a live center of learning till the 12th century A.D. when it was destroyed by the invader Bakhtiar Khilji. Lord Mahavira and the Buddha both taught here for years. Hsuan Tsang. The Chinese traveler studied here in the 7th century A.D. and there is a monument in his memory. He was one amongst many of those from East and Southeast Asia who came here to study logic, meta-physics, medicine, prose composition and rhetoric. The University of Nalanda offered free educational and residential facilities to as many as 10,000 students and 2000 teachers, for it were supported by a number of villages. Its library, Ratna Sagar, is believed to have contained nine million volumes. It is not surprising, then, that the destruction of this university dealt a crippling blow to Buddhist education in India.

The Archaeological Survey of India maintains the Nalanda Museum across the road which houses some exquisite bronzes of the 9th and 10th centuries, Pala dynasty, and other remains excavated at the site. The beautiful Thai Temple and the Nava Nalanda Mahavihara, a center for research in Pali and Buddhist studies, are 2 kms from the main site.

RAJGIR

The picturesque Rajgir, or Rajagriha as it was known in the past (literally, the abode of kings) is surrounded by the meandering river Banganga and 5 hills. During the lifetime of the Buddha this was the capital of the powerful Magadha kingdom, ruled by the virtuous King Bimbisar. The hills and caves surrounding Rajagriha were home to spiritual teachers, ranging from the materialism of the early Charavaka School to the metaphysics of Upanishad philosophers.

Like many others in search of truth, Prince Siddhartha, after he renounced his royal heritage came to this city to seek the path of ovation. Siddhartha overwhelmed the citizens of Rajagriha with his serenity and grace. Even the king went to meet the ascetic and was amazed to learn that he was a Kshatriya of royal descent. Bimbisara offered half his kingdom to Siddhartha but all he received was an assurance that when Siddhartha achieved his goal he would return to Rajagriha. The first Buddhist structures at Rajgir were raised when Ajatsatru built a monastery and a Stupa over his share of the Buddha's ashes.

VAISHALI

Five after the Enlightenment in Bodh Gaya, Lord Buddha came to Vaishali, the capital of one of the first republican states in the world. Situated on the northern banks of the Ganga, Vaishali is bound by the hills of Nepal on the north and the river Gandak on the west. The Lichchavi nobility came to receive the Enlightened One with a cavalcade of elephants and chariots bedecked with gold. As the Lord set foot on the soil of Vaishali, loud thunder followed by a heavy downpour purged the plague-infected city. The Buddha preached the Ratna Sutra to those assembled, and eighty four thousand people embraced the new faith. In Vaishali for the first time women were ordained into the Sangha. The Buddha's foster mother, Mahaprajapati Gautami, along with 500 Sakyan women made a pilgrimage by foot from Kapilvastu to Vaishali, seeking to join the Order. Three times the Lord refused their entreaties. Ultimately they shaved their heads, donned the orange robes and beseeched the Lord once again. The Enlightened One was finally persuaded to admit the women as bhikshunis or nuns.

KUSHINAGAR

Kushinagar is where the Buddha finally attained Mahaparmirvana. Amongst the ruins are the Mukutbandhan Stupa and a beautiful statue of the reclining Buddha.
An inscribed relic casket was dug out of the ruins of a Stupa at Piprahwa, now identified as Kapilvastu.

Day 08: In Kushinagar

After breakfast visit to see remaining Buddhist Monuments of Kushinagar. All meals will be in the hotel. Evening visit Mahaparinirwana temple for meditation. Dinner & overnight stay at hotel.

Awaiting your kind reply.

Regards

Kumar