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Nalanda University is one of the oldest in the world since the 5th century that has panels, stupas, stairways, dormitories, halls and more seeped in history and culture of India.
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It was erected in memory of Hiuen Tsang (also known as Xuanzang), a Chinese scholar who visited Nalanda for more than 12 years.
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This is under the Archaeological Survey of India and houses Pala art, ancient relics, statues made out of basalt stone, bronze, terracotta and more.
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This 3rd-century stupa was built by the Mauryan emperor, Ashoka to honour Sariputra, one of the top disciples of the Buddha.
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This is a temple dedicated to the mighty sun god where Chatth Puja is lavishly celebrated twice a year. It is in the Vaishakha and Kartika months of the Hindu calendar.
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This museum has artefacts, manuscripts, models, audio-visual displays, 3D animations, interactive exhibits, information from scholarly studies and more which you can engage yourselves in.
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It is a modern institution for Buddhist studies and stands for the great historical significance of this region. Buddhism, Pali literature and philosophy are some topic that are popular here.
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It is believed to be the birthplace of Lord Mahavira, the 24th Tirthankara of Jainism where you can enjoy enchanting architecture, pond and lush greens.
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Also known as Shyama Mandir, the statue is a black stone statue of the Buddha adorning golden cloth, hence the name of the temple.
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