Lauriya Nandangarh, is an archaeological site famous for its well-preserved Ashokan Pillar, topped with a lion capital, from the 3rd century BCE. The site also features ancient stupas and burial mounds, offering insights into Mauryan-era Buddhist history.

The Gorakhnath Temple, located in Gorakhpur, is a prominent Hindu temple dedicated to Guru Gorakhnath, a revered Nath yogi. It’s a spiritual hub known for its vibrant festivals, especially Makar Sankranti, attracting devotees with its sacred shrines and serene ambiance.

Displays artifacts, relics, sculptures, and Thangka paintings related to Buddha’s life and Kushinagar’s history. Open 10 AM–5 PM, closed Mondays. Entry: ~₹5

Features a 3-meter-high Buddha statue in Bhumi Sparsha Mudra, carved from a single stone, dating to the 10th century. A tranquil spot for meditation.

Also known as Mukutbandhan Chaitya, this 15-meter-high stupa marks the cremation site of Lord Buddha. Surrounded by lush gardens, it’s a serene spot for reflection.

Caves where Buddha meditated for six years before arriving in Bodhgaya. These ancient caves hold spiritual significance and offer scenic views.