Welcome to Jetavana Monastery in Shravasti, a super important place for Buddhists! Imagine walking where Buddha himself spent many rainy seasons. This ancient site, once called Anathapindika's Park, echoes with history. Explore the ruins and feel the peace of this sacred Uttar Pradesh travel destination. It's a must-see on your India tourism adventure!
Explore The Ruins Of Buddha'S Kuti
Learn About Buddhist History
Meditate In The Peaceful Surroundings
Photography Of Historical Structures
Reflect On Buddha'S Teachings
Visit Ananda'S Kuti
October to March
Morning
₹500 per person
Jetavana Monastery was donated to Lord Buddha by Anathapindika, a wealthy merchant of Shravasti. Anathapindika purchased the land from Prince Jeta (hence the name Jetavana) covering it with gold coins as payment. This act of devotion highlights the deep respect and support Buddha received from his followers. The monastery became a major center for Buddhist learning and practice during Buddha's time. It's believed that Buddha spent 19 rainy seasons here, delivering countless discourses that shaped Buddhist philosophy. Over centuries, Jetavana fell into ruin, but archaeological excavations have revealed the foundations of the original structures, allowing visitors to imagine the bustling monastic life that once thrived within its walls.