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Kundalpur- Nalanda
Base Town: Bihar Sharif
Where: 100 Kms from Patna
How to reach: 15 km from Bihar Sharif and Rajgir
Best time to visit: Sept-February (post rains)
Time visited: Dec 2014
Stay: Kundalpur Dharmashala
Food: Hotmeals in Dharmashalas
Parking: Parking available intside premises
Tour Plan
Day 1: Madhuban - Rest and local Darshan
Day 2: The Climb-Vandana
Day 3: Parikrama (Pradakshina)
Day 4: Rest
Day 5: Gunawa-Guniyaj, Nawada, Pawapuri, Nalanda, Kundalpur
Day 6: Kundalpur-Rajgrihi-Kundalpur
Day 7: Gaya, Vaishali
Day 8: Vaishali Sightseeing, Patna
History as per Internet:
Believed to be the birth place of Bhagwan Mahavir, it is said that
he spent 22 years of his life at Kundalpur. The Nalanda University
close by which was set up in the 5th Century B.C developed into a great
centre for learning. Lord Mahavir is said to have made many visits
there. Lord Mahavir’s three Ganadhars Agnibhuti, Vayubhuti and
Indrabhuti were said to be born at this place. Several visits to this
place and preachings and sermons delivered here have made this place
very important. The temple is modern, built with a large open space and a
beautiful temple structure. There are 72 idols of Jinas in a separate
two storied building. There is also very good accommodation facility in a
large separate building for the devotees. Kundalpur is alos birthplace
of Gutamswamiji out of the eleven disciples of Lord Mahavira.
Nalanda
Base Town: Bihar Sharif
Where: 100 Kms from Patna
How to reach: 20 Kms from Pawapuri, 5 Kms from Kundalpur
Best time to visit: Sept-February (post rains)
Time visited: Dec 2014
Stay: Kundalpur Dharmashala
Food: Hotmeals in Dharmashalas
Parking: Parking available outside premises
Tour Plan
Day 1: Madhuban - Rest and local Darshan
Day 2: The Climb-Vandana
Day 3: Parikrama (Pradakshina)
Day 4: Rest
Day 5: Gunawa-Guniyaj, Nawada, Pawapuri, Nalanda, Kundalpur
Day 6: Kundalpur-Rajgrihi-Kundalpur
Day 7: Gaya, Vaishali
Day 8: Vaishali Sightseeing, Patna
History on Internet:
Nalanda was a
large Buddhist monastery in the ancient kingdom of Magadha. University
had a long and illustrious life which lasted almost continually for 800
years from the fifth to the twelfth century CE. It was a completely
residential university believed to have 2,000 teachers and 10,000
students. At its peak, the school attracted scholars and students from
near and far with some travelling all the way from Tibet, China, Korea,
and Central Asia.[8]:169 Archaeological evidence also notes contact with
the Shailendra dynasty of Indonesia, one of whose kings built a
monastery in the complex. It includes stupas, shrines, viharas
(residential and educational buildings) and important art works in
stucco, stone and metal. It is said that Mohammaad Bakhtiar Khilji
destroyed Nalanda.
The study rooms
Stupas
Some pillars have Jain Carvings
Pawapuri
Base Town: Gonava Village Nawada
Where: Patna-Ranchi Road, Bihar
How to reach: 23 Kms from Gunawa-Nawada, 38 Kms from Rajgir
Best time to visit: Sept-February (post rains)
Time visited: Dec 2014
Stay: Dharmashalas
Food: Hotmeals in Dharmashalas and hotels around
Parking: Parking available outside premises
Tour Plan
Day 1: Madhuban - Rest and local Darshan
Day 2: The Climb-Vandana
Day 3: Parikrama (Pradakshina)
Day 4: Rest
Day 5: Gunawa-Guniyaj, Nawada, Pawapuri, Nalanda, Kundalpur
Day 6: Kundalpur-Rajgrihi-Kundalpur
Day 7: Gaya, Vaishali
Day 8: Vaishali Sightseeing, Patna
Pavapuri known as Pava and Apapapuri was a city in ancient times
forming a part of Magadh territory. It is said that at that time
Bhagwan Mahavir walking from Champapuri had arrived here and was
spending his “Chaturmas” at the Rajjugashala of king Hastipal. Bhagwan
finally attained Moksha during in the last moments of the last “Prahar”
of the Amavasya night. There are five main temples in Pawapuri - the Jal
Mandir, the Gaon Mandir, the Samosaran, the New Samosaran and another
temple built by Bibi Mehetab Kumari. Apart from these temples there is a
Digambar Jain Mandir near Jal mandir.
Jal mandir as the name suggests is a temple in the middle of a lake blooming with lotuses.
Built in the shape of “Vimana” and there is a stone bridge from
the bank to the temple. It marks the spot where the mortal remains of
Lord Mahavira was cremated. It is said that the demand for his ashes was
so great that a large amount of soil was removed from around the
funeral pyre, creating the water tank.
Gunawa and Nawada
Base Town: Gonava Village Nawada
Where: Patna-Ranchi Road, Bihar
How to reach: From Parasnath Railway Station-Jhumri Teliya-Nawada (5 Hrs)
Best time to visit: Sept-February (post rains)
Time visited: Dec 2014
Stay: Dharmashalas
Food: Hotmeals in Dharmashalas
Parking: Parking available outside premises
Gunawa
The temple is said to be built in 1925.
Nawada
It is said that when Bhagwan Mahavir attained Moksha in Pavapuri, at same time, Bhagwan Mahavirs, first first disciple (Gautam Gandhar), attained Kevaldyan in Gunawa. The temple is dedicated to Bhagwan Mahavir Temple. Old idols of Bhagwan Kuntunath, Bhagwan Parasnath.
Sammed Shikharji Parikrama
Sammed Shikharji Parikrama
Base Town: Madhuban/Shikharji
Where: 23 Kms from Parasnath Railway Station, Giridih district, Jharkhand
How to reach: From Parasnath Railway Station and take a cab from there.
Best time to visit: Sept-February (post rains)
Time visited: Dec 2014
Stay: Various Dharmashalas, Hotels
Food: Hotmeals in Dharmashalas, few eateries outside
Parking: Parking available inside Dharmashalas
Tour Plan
The Parikrama is divided into 3 main sections.
1) Madhuban-Dhokatta: 21 Kms (5 Hrs)
2) Dholkatta-GT Road-Nimia Ghat Temple: 13 KMs (2.5 Hrs)
3) Nimia Ghat-Madhuban: 19 KMs (5 Hrs)
Things to Carry
Time-Distance: 53 Kms around 14 hours to complete
When to Start: 4 AM.
What to carry: Light lunch & snack that you can eat even when
walking like Cucumber, Oranges, Dates and other dryfruits, Rajgira
Vadi/Chikki
What to wear: Shoes preferred but carry Floaters. Carry Jerkin/Sweater. It could be cold and chilly.
Medicines: Antiseptic & Bandages. You might get shoe bites and blisters.
Some loose coins. Its extreme poverty and its very remote. At every village, children would come after you begging.
Map from backpage of book- ‘Shikharji Guide’ by R.P.Pandit.
We started early at 4.30 AM. The weather was chilly and breezy. Around 2.5 Kms after crossing 'Sita Nala' cross Pipradih village to reach Pandedih village which is around 5kms. Now the both the extreme ends on the Vandana- Chandraprabhu Tonk and Parshavnath Tonk are visible far away on the right side.
From
Navadih village,we proceed to Baritond village. The clock read around 1.5+ hrs
and mobile app showed 8KMS. At around 14 Kms you will reach Chatrobeda village.
For almost next 1.5 hours the trail goes through dense jungle
across the mountains and valleys. The trail is prepared by forest
department. The fresh misty morning and eerie silence amongst the tall
trees makes this 7 km walk the most enjoyable.
Just few kms before the Dholkatta village, as the jungle become less dense, you begin to again see the mountain range on right and almost 4 tonks-Chandraprabhu, Anantnath, Sheetalnath and Abhinandan are visible.
Dhokatta (Dholkatta Nala) was the first stop for rest and breakfast- It was close to 9.15 AM- around 4/4.5 hrs and distance should be 21 Kms. After 20 mins rest we proceeded further.
After
10 mins walk you will come to diversion. A big dusty road prepared by Forest
Department goes straight to GT road via Dahia.
We took the right trail which was shortcut to GT road.
The toughest 8KM walk under blazing sun on hot tar was
tiring indeed. It was almost 12.45 PM and we had clocked almost 33 kms
and we had reached our second destination- Nimia Ghat.
The peaceful surroundings of Parshavanath Digamber Jain temple
helps to much needed relaxation. Time to remove shoes and have hearty
meal and refreshing chai from Pandit.
Around 2/2.15 we started the last stretch of 16 kms. Its straight
road from here. After about 1Km, leaving the main road we took a
diversion on the dusty trail on the left. Far away tucked in the
mountains is Parasnath Tonk clearly visible (circled).
After crossing Kodotond at 33Kms, we procedded further to khuntahar village, famous for its huge idol of Bajarangbali.
It was close to 4PM and we had clocked 39 kms. After completing 10/11 kms walk from Nimia Ghat, the trial enters a dense forest but this time its steep climb. As confusing trail take us up and down it was also starting to get darker and darker.
The trail reached Mohanpur and it was pitch dark. Last
few kms of trail was more of dragging our sore feet
The final readings...
Sammed Shikharji Vandana
Base Town: Madhuban/Shikharji
Where: 23 Kms from Parasnath Railway Station, Giridih district, Jharkhand
How to reach: From Parasnath Railway Station and take a cab from there.
Best time to visit: Sept-February (post rains)
Time visited: Dec 2014
Stay: Various Dharmashalas, Hotels
Food: Hotmeals in Dharmashalas, few eateries outside
Parking: Parking available inside Dharmashalas
Day 2- The Climb- Vandana (36Kms).
Note:
- Start climb early so that you are back before its dark. It starts getting dark around 5.30/6pm. The gates open at around 3AM.
- In winter the temperatures drop drastically and it’s cold throughout the day and very foggy till 11AM. Typically if you stand in sun you will feel hot but if you move in shadows the chilly winds bite you.
- If you are taking a doli, you will need to book in advance a day earlier. But Doli are available at lot of place. At every steep corner you would often meet someone asking for doliJ
- Beware of monkeys.
- Carry some change if you want to donate. Unfortunately there are lot small kids who would keep on begging and it sad to see their plight.
- Carry Dates, Cucumber Rajigra/Groundnut Chikki for instant energy.
- The path is mostly concretized except few places at the top and unless you take shortcuts.
We started at 4 AM sharp. It was pitch dark but the crowd had already begun climbing. But as the it started to dawn sun rose behind the Abhinandan Tonk.
Jal Mandir from top
The climb down
Madhuban view...well almost there, few more miles to go!
View from Parshavnath Tonk
View from Chandraprabu Tonk
While everyone say its 27kms Here is how my app showed on mobile-- I had set the target as 25kms but then it turned out it was 27 miles and 27 kms. It was 36KMs which we completed in 12hours!!!
Sammed Shikharji
Base Town: Madhuban (Shikharji)
Where: 23 Kms from Parasnath Railway Station, Giridih district, Jharkhand
How to reach: From Parasnath Railway Station and take a cab from there.
Best time to visit: Sept-February (post rains)
Time visited: Dec 2014
Stay: Various Dharmashalas, Hotels
Food: Hotmeals in Dharmashalas, few eateries outside
Parking: Parking available inside Dharmashalas
Tour Plan
Day 1- Madhuban
History as per Internet:
The place is called Sammed Śikhar or Sammet Shikhar,
meaning the peak of concentration because it is a place where twenty of
twenty-four Tirthankaras attained a state of mokṣa through meditative
concentration. It is situated on a group of eight hills called the
Parasnath Hills in Giridih, Jharkhand. The base of Sammed Shikharji is
called Madhuvan because of the trees sprinkling with drops and crystals
of Madhu (Honey) all around the bottom of the mountain.The earliest
reference to Shikharji as a tirth (place of pilgrimage) is found in the
Jñātṛdhārmakātha, one of the twelve core texts of Jainism: at Shikharji,
Mallinātha, the nineteenth Jina practiced samadhi. Shikharji is also
mentioned in the Pārśvanāthacarita, a twelfth century biography of
Pārśva.
Note:
- Best to book room in Dharmashala in advance
- Food (Dinner) is available inside in Dharmashalas mostly till 7PM. Some Dharmashalas like BeesPanthi has canteen which is open from 5AM till 10pm and offer snacks like samosa, kachori, poha, upma,, jelbi, tea, coffee, milk etc.
- If you need Doli, you will need to book, in the evening prior to you day of climb.
- Hot water is usually available somewhere in Dharmshala but you may need to carry the buckets to your room. Some help is available and usually these guys carry up and charge 10rs/bucket.
- Start early to climb so that you are back before its dark. It starts getting dark around 5.30/6pm. The gates open at around 3AM.
- In winter the temperatures drop drastically and its cold throughout the day and very foggy till11AM. Carry enough warm clothes. Sweater, mufflers etc are available in local market too.
Started journey by Assansol EXP from Mumbai to Patna.The train was supposed to reached at 3.35pm on Dec 25 but due to extreme fog we reached almost at 8.45PM!. Thankfully we were able to change platforms and catch Hatia Express at 9.45 PM. Reached Parasnath Station at 3.10 AM on Dec 26. Cabs had already lined up although service starts at 4 am when the forest gates open. We went to Beespanthi Dharmashala which is 20KMS away from Parasnath Station in Madhuban. Luckily we had booked a room in advance and we got the keys after the office opened at 5AM.
In the morning we went around town and visited local temples. Town landscape. It’s all about this narrow lane which is the main artery of the town with shop spread across this road.
Continuously honking designer rickshaw.
Beespanthi Kothi is believed to 400 years old and situated right at the foothills of the mountain. It has 11 temples inside the premises and the main Parshavnath Bhagvan temple is believed to be built around 1815. The Dharmashala has around are 300+ rooms, 25+ bunglows, 3 Bhojnalayas and 1 canteen.
Terahpanthi Kothi
This huge Kothi has around 8 Temples and 3 Chaitalayas. The main temple is of Pusphadanta Bhagvan.
Digamber Jain Museum
The muesum has large number of scenes depicting Vrishabhnath Bhagvans poorvabhav and Panchakalyanike of Adinath Bhagvan.
Jain Museum
The double storied museum has several historical Jain artifacts
and idols especially in elephant tusk and Chandan wood. There is collection of
Jain Stamps and Grain of rice with Parshavanth Bhagwan idol carved meticulously.
There are
around 50 scenes depicting various incidences from the period of Vrishabnath
Bhagvan till today age.
The Shikharji mountain peaks can be observed through a binocular.
Jain Stamps in Jain Museum
Jain Old Manuscripts in Jain Museum
Madhyalok Shod Sansthan Digamber Jain Temple
The Parshavnath Temple is said to be built in 1996 and has huge library. Worth watching is Dhyan-gufa.
Gunyatan Digamber Jain Temple
Railway Timetable
Room Booking Phone Numbers
Important Phone Nos
Places to visit around Shikahrji
Parikrama with Vehicle
It was a long day and after a hearty dinner at 6.30 PM we straight went to bed. We were hoping to start the climb next day at 4AM sharp!
बोधगया : बिहार
आइये आज की यात्रा जायंट बुद्धा की मूर्ति से करते हैं। ऑटो आपको जहां उतारता है वहीँ साइन बोर्ड लगा हुआ है जायंट बुद्धा का रास्ता बताने वाला। एक बात ये भी है कि बोधगया बहुत बड़ा भी नही है , बिलकुल छोटा सा है और आप कहीं भी हों बोधगया में , आपकी कुछ न कुछ ऐसा जरूर होगा जिसे आप देखना चाहेंगे। जायंट बुद्धा या ग्रेट बुद्धा की ये मूर्ति 82 फुट ऊँची है जो कमल के फूल पर ध्यान मुद्रा में बैठे बुद्ध का रूप दिखाती है। लगभग सात साल में 12, 000 कारीगरों ने इसे सैंडस्टोन ब्लॉक और लाल ग्रेनाइट से तैयार किया है। 1982 में इसका निर्माण शुरू हुआ जो 1989 तक जाकर समाप्त हुआ। 18 नवम्बर 1989 को 14 वें दलाई लामा ने इसका विधिवत उद्घाटन किया और इसे आम लोगों के लिए खोल दिया गया।
आइये उस दिन के फोटो देखते चलते हैं :
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महाबोधि मंदिर : बोध गया
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चीन और ताइवान मॉनेस्ट्री : बोधगया
इस यात्रा वृतांत को शुरू से पढ़ने के लिए यहां क्लिक करिये।
महाबोधि मंदिर के रास्ते पर चलते हुए थोड़ा पहले ही चाइनीज़ मॉनेस्ट्री दिखाई देती है। सड़क के उलटे हाथ पर है और उसके बराबर से ही ताइवान की मॉनेस्ट्री के लिए रास्ता जाता है। भयंकर धूप हो रही थी , पसीने से तरबतर , लेकिन मेरे पास बस आज ही का दिन था इसलिए धूप में ही चलना जरुरी भी हो गया था। पहले चीनी बुद्ध मंदिर में ही घुस गया। ठीक ठाक लोग थे। भीड़ का कोई मतलब नही होता ऐसी जगहों पर।
चीनी बुद्ध , जापानी बुद्ध , भारतीय बुद्ध , थाई बुद्ध , ताइवान के बुद्ध , सब अलग अलग दीखते हैं ! इनकी मूर्तियों से तो मैं पहिचान सकता हूँ कि कौन सी मूर्ति किस देश की है लेकिन इनके रूप में ये अंतर क्यों है ? मुझे नहीं मालुम !! आप लोगों से अनुरोध करता हूँ कि इस विषय में मेरा थोड़ा ज्ञान बढ़ाएं !
आइये फोटो देखते हैं , क्योंकि इसके बारे में लिखने के लिए बहुत कुछ नही है :
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जापान बौद्ध मंदिर और म्यूजियम
इस यात्रा वृतांत को शुरू से पढ़ने के लिए यहां क्लिक करें !!
बोध गया में ज्ञान फैला पड़ा है लेकिन आजकल उस ज्ञान से ज्यादा दुनियादारी का ज्ञान ज्यादा महत्त्व का हो गया लगता है। महाबोधि मंदिर से वापस लौटते समय रास्ते मेंही एक संग्रहालय भी है। वास्तव में जैसा मैंने पहले लिखा कि बोधगया इतना छोटा सा है कि आपको हर कदम पर कुछ न कुछ देखने को घूमे को मिल ही जाएगा। अब केंद्रीय सरकार ने वहां आईआईएम खोलने का फैसला कर लिया तो शायद और कुछ महत्त्व बढ़ जाएगा।
इस संग्रहालय में 10 रूपये का टिकट लगा , फोटो देूंगा टिकेट का भी। जब मैं गया था तो अकेला था लेकिन बाद में तीन चार फैमिली और आ गयीं। ज्यादा लोगों के आने से स्टाफ ज्यादा व्यस्त हो जाता है और सब पर नजर रखने की कोशिश करता है। पहले जब मैं अकेला था तो फोटो भी खींच रहा था लेकिन जैसे ही और लोग आये उसने फोटो लेने के लिए मना कर दिया। फिर थोड़ी देर बाद ये चेक करने भी आया कि मैं फोटो तो नही ले रहा। इस म्यूजियम में दो गैलरी हैं और बिहार को देखते हुए बहुत ही साफ़ सुथरा कहा जा सकता है। 1956 में बने इस म्यूजियम में पाला समय के बौद्ध और हिन्दू धर्म के प्रतीक चिन्हों को बहुत ही शानदार ढंग से सजाया गया है। एक दो घंटे बहुत ही अच्छे गुजरते हैं मतलब 10 रूपये वसूल। भगवान बुद्ध की अलग अलग प्रतिमाएं और उनके सेज सम्बन्धियों की प्रतिमाएं दिखाई गयी हैं।
आइये अब जापानी बुद्ध मंदिर चलते हैं। जापानी बुद्ध मंदिर को इण्डो सान निप्पन मंदिर भी कहते हैं। जापानी भाषा में निप्पन का मतलब जापान होता है और सान का मतलब जी। जैसे आप मुझे जापानी भाषा में कहेंगे तो योगी जी की जगह योगी सान कहेंगे। और अगर जापानी भाषा को जापानी में कहना हो तो कहेंगे निहोंगो ! गो मतलब भाषा। वैसे गो का मतलब जापानी में पांच भी होता है। इतना क्यों लिख रहा हूँ जापानी के लिए ? वो इसलिए क्योंकि मैंने जापानी भाषा पढ़ी हुई है और इसमें सर्टिफिकेट लिया हुआ है और आजकल डिप्लोमा ले रहा हूँ।
आइये फोटो देखते जाते हैं :
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| संग्रहालय में कुछ फोटो तो ले ही लिए थे |
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| ये जापान बौद्ध मंदिर से भूटान की मॉनेस्ट्री |
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| ये जापान बौद्ध मंदिर |
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| ये जापान बौद्ध मंदिर |
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| ये जापान बौद्ध मंदिर |
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| महाबोधि मंदिर में कैमरे की फीस 100 रुपया है |
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| ये म्यूजियम का टिकट ! 10 रुपया मात्र |
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| जापानीज़ मॉनेस्ट्री |
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| सामने एक घण्टा लगा है और इसे एक लकड़ी के बड़े से लॉग से बजाया जाता है |
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| शानदार स्तूपस् |
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| शानदार स्तूपस् |
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| शानदार स्तूपस् |
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| शानदार स्तूपस् |
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| शानदार स्तूपस् |
थाई मॉनेस्ट्री
इस यात्रा वृतांत को शुरू से पढ़ने के लिए यहां क्लिक करें !!
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| प्रवेश द्वार |
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बाहर की दीवार |
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मुख्य मंदिर या मोनेस्ट्री |
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| बताते हैं ये मूर्ति सोने की है !! |
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थोड़ा और नजदीक चलते हैं !! |
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| ये मेहमानो के लिए , हम मेहमान नहीं थे ! |
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| दरवाजे पर डराने के लिए ? ऐसे भूतों से तो बच्चे भी डरते !! |
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| छोटे बुद्ध |
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| छोटे बुद्ध |
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| चलते हैं !! |
विष्णुपद मंदिर :गया और नेपाली मोनेस्ट्री:बोधगया
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| विष्णुपद मंदिर |
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| विष्णुपद मंदिर |
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| पिंडदान प्रक्रिया |
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| विष्णुपद मंदिर |
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| ये रोग भारत से कब मिटेगा ? |
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| ये फोटू इंटरनेट से ली गयी है |
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| ये भगवान विष्णु का पाँव (पद ) ! इसीलिए इस मंदिर का नाम है विष्णुपद मंदिर |
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| नेपाली मॉनेस्ट्री |
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| नेपाली मॉनेस्ट्री |
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| ये फोटू इंटरनेट से ली गयी है |
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| इन ड्रम के पास एक लकड़ी सी रखी रहती है जिससे इन्हे बजाते हैं ! मैंने भी खूब हाथ आजमाए |
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| ये फोटू भी इंटरनेट से ली गयी है |
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| ये गया स्टेशन पर एक कलाकृति |
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| ये गया स्टेशन पर एक कलाकृति ! इसमें ऐसा नही है कि गांधी जी तस्वीर बुद्ध से नीचे लगी है बल्कि ये दो अलग अलग दीवारों पर हैं , फोटो में एक साथ दिख रही हैं !! |
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| एक कलाकृति ये भी |
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| विष्णुपद मंदिर में एक वृक्ष है जिसे पवित्र मानते हैं और उसकी परिक्रमा करते हैं !! |
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| एक कलाकृति ये भी |
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| ये आर्मी केंट का वो फोटो जिसे लेने पर मुझे डांट खानी पड़ी |
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| और ये अपना गाज़ियाबाद स्टेशन ! |
गया और बोधगया की यात्रा का समापन हो रहा है आज ! मिलेंगे जल्दी ही कहीं और की यात्रा का वर्णन लेकर ! जय राम जी की!!
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