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Nepal is the birthplace of the
Enlightened one or the Sakyamuni Buddha. Not only this, this
land has been a centre of great consecration and several
Buddhist saints have practiced the dharma in shrines and
monasteries of Nepal. As such the sacred land of Nepal has a
chain of Buddhist holy sites, shrines and monasteries. These
sacred spots are scattered in the Terai, midland and highland.
We have presented here the important Buddhist sites with their
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Lumbini and Its Environs |
Lumbini |
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Bauddha |
Bauddha, Kathmandu |
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Hiranyavarna Mahavihara |
Kwalkhu, Lalitpur |
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Svayambhu |
Svayambhu, kathmandu |
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Four
Karunamayas of the Valley |
Bungamati, Patan |
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Namo Buddha |
Kathmandu |
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Mahabauddha |
Okubahal, Lalitpur |
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Rudravarna Mahavihara |
Okubahal, Lalitpur |
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Tengboche Monastery |
Solukhumbhu |
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Sankhu Vajrayogini Temple |
Sankhu |
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13 |
Muktinath |
Jomsom |
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Chabahil Stupa |
Chabahil, Kathmandu |
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