Sujata Temple and Stupa

The Sujata Temple and Stupa are two important landmarks located in Bodhgaya, both of which are closely associated with the life of the Buddha. The Sujata Temple is a small temple located on the banks of the Niranjana River and is believed to mark the spot where Sujata, a young girl from a nearby village, offered rice pudding to the Buddha as he was undergoing his final days of asceticism. The temple is a popular pilgrimage site for Buddhists and is known for its peaceful and serene atmosphere. The Sujata Stupa is a large structure located nearby, which is believed to mark the spot where Sujata offered rice pudding to the Buddha. The stupa is a beautiful and ornate structure, with intricate carvings and colorful paintings. Visitors are welcome to explore the stupa grounds, which are surrounded by lush gardens and trees. Both the Sujata Temple and Stupa are significant landmarks in the life of the Buddha and serve as a reminder of the important role that Bodhgaya played in his spiritual journey.