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Kushinagar
Kushinagar is a pilgrimage town in the Kushinagar region of the Indian territory of Uttar Pradesh. The name of “Kasia Bazaar” was changed to Kushinagar and after that Kasia Bazaar turned into a region with the official name Kushinagar.
It is an essential Buddhist journey site, where Buddhists trust Gautama Buddha accomplished Parinirvana after his demise. It is a universal Buddhist journey focus. The devotees of Buddhism, particularly from Asian nations, wish to visit this place at any rate once in their lifetime.
The Royal Residency provides a comfortable setting while in Kushinagar. It likewise includes room benefit, a shopping center and meeting rooms. A clothing administration and a laundry benefit are only a portion of the advantageous administrations at the inn. Those remaining at The Royal Residency can appreciate an interesting eating background at the on location eatery, helpfully based for the individuals who need to remain close-by when searching for some food.
The lodging is under a 45-minute drive from Gorakhpur Airport.
Hotel Features
- General Room: Service
- Service: Dry Cleaning, Meeting Rooms, Laundry service, Wifi
- Check-in From 2:00 PM
- Check-out to 11:00 PM
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Our Rooms
Deluxe Room – Twin bed – Kushinagr
Deluxe Room – One King Bed – Kushinagar
Tourist Attractions Near Kushinagar
Parinirvana Stupa
The leaning back Nirvana statue of the Buddha is inside the Parinirvana Stupa. The statue is 6.10 meters long and is made of stone monument red-sand stone. It speaks to the “Withering Buddha” leaning back on his correct favor his face towards the west. It is put on a huge block platform with stone-posts at the corners.
Nirvana Chaitya (Main Stupa)
Nirvana Chaitya is found simply behind the Main Parinirvana Temple. It was unearthed via Carlleyle in the year 1876. Amid unearthings, a copper plate was discovered, which contained the content of the “Nidana-Sutra” which finished up the explanation that plate had been saved in the Nirvana-Chaitya by one Haribala, who additionally introduced the incomparable Nirvana Statue of Buddha in the sanctuary front.
Ramabhar Stupa
Ramabhar Stupa, likewise called a Mukutbandhan-Chaitya, is the incineration place of Buddha. This site is 1.5 km east of the principle Nirvana Temple on the Kushinagar-Deoria street.
Matha Kuar Shrine
A colossal statue of Lord Buddha is installed, which is carved out of one block which represents Buddha seated under the “Bodhi Tree” in a pose known as “Bhumi Sparsh Mudra” (Earth touching attitude). The inscription at the base of statue is datable to the 10th or 11th century A.D.
Other major places
Indo-Japan-Sri Lanka Temple: Indo-Japan-Sri Lanka temple is a marvel of Buddhist architectural grandeur of modern times.
Wat Thai Temple: It is a huge complex built in a typical Thai-Buddhist architectural fashion.
Ruins and brick structures: These are located around the main Nirvana Temple and Main Stupa. These are the remains of various monasteries of different sizes constructed from time to time in the ancient period.
Several museums, meditation parks and several other temples based on architecture of various eastern countries.
