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       Lord Buddha moved ahead on the path of Enlightenment, He remembered all of his previous lives. In Buddhism, life is considered as a 'samsara', which means continuous roving. Often known as reincarnation, rather than rebirth, the theory implies the transfer of the essence or the soul. It does not follow the law of causality or dependant origination, like in rebirth. The main aim of Buddhism is to break away the circle of Samsara and reach a new level, known as Nirvana.

Lord Buddha reached the state of nirvana at the time of His enlightenment. After experiencing nirvana Himself, He decided to teach others the path to the same. According to Him, nirvana should be the ultimate goal of every individual. Forty-five years later, when He died, He passed through pari nirvana, the complete nirvana. Nirvana literally means extinguishing or unbinding. However, in Buddhism, nirvana means freedom from the constant cravings that we experience in life.

In Pursuit of Nirvana                                     USD - 1366                                                        Click Here For More Details
Destination	Delhi – Bodhgaya – Varanasi -  Sarnath – Kushinagar - Lumbini – Kapilvastu -Sravasti – Agra – Delhi.
Duration	11 Nights and 12 Days.
Highlights	Experience exciting Delhi, seeholiest place on earth Bodhgaya, Explore "The ancient city" Vanarasi, visit the birthplace of Buddhism. Explore Kushinagar, the place where Buddha attainted Mahaprinivratna at the age of 80, visit Kapilvastu is the birthplace of Lord Buddha, Lumbini the, Witness the Taj Mahal at sunrise, Wander within the red sandstone walls of Agra Fort. Click Here For More Details