Welcome to Shravasti's Shechen Monastery, a peaceful haven echoing with ancient Buddhist history! Once known as Savatthi, this sacred site in Uttar Pradesh, India, is where Lord Buddha spent many rainy seasons. Explore the beautiful temple, feel the serenity, and learn about Buddha's teachings in a truly special place. A must-see for spiritual seekers and history buffs on their India travels!
Explore Surrounding Gardens.
Learn About Buddha'S Teachings.
Meditate Near The Statue.
Offer Prayers And Respect.
Take Photos Of The Statue.
October to March
Early Morning
₹500 per person
While Shravasti boasts a rich history as the place where Buddha spent 25 rainy seasons and delivered many important sermons, the Buddha's Statue is a modern creation. Built to enhance the spiritual significance and attract more visitors to the area, it represents a contemporary effort to preserve and promote Buddhist heritage. The statue's construction involved skilled artisans and significant resources, reflecting the devotion and commitment of the Buddhist community. Although it lacks the ancient history of other sites in Shravasti, the statue serves as a visual representation of the enduring legacy of Buddhism and its continued relevance in the modern world. It acts as a focal point for pilgrims and a symbol of Shravasti's importance in Buddhist history.