Bodhgaya Tourism

This wonderful city of Bodhgaya is located in the Indian state of Bihar. Bodhgaya tourism entirely is the main sanctified memorial of Gautam Buddha. This is the reason that the disciples of Buddha gather here throughout the year though the weather carries an extremity in climatic conditions. Bodhgaya tourism treasures a lot of must see places inside and in the vicinity to keep the tourists hooked and mesmerized. Ajapala Nigrodha Tree, Great Buddha Statue, Rajayatna Tree, The Bodhi Tree, Muchalinda Lake, Animesh Lochana Chaitya, Cankamana, Chinese Temple, Indosan Nippon Japanese Temple, Mahabodhi Temple (Main Temple), Ratnaghara, Royal Bhutan Monastery, Thai Monastery, Vietnamese Temple and many more tourist destinations are there to amuse the outsiders. Tourism in Bodhgaya is packed with memorials of Buddha. The nature lovers will also be glad with the delightful hilly landscapes of Dungeswari Hills and the tranquil streaming of Muchalinda Lake. The Buddha statues are available in the local markets. These statues are made of metal as well as sandalwood. The specialty of these statues is that they are all shaped following different meditation postures of Buddha. This is the reason behind its superiority as a token of Bodhgayas glory. Even the variety in Chinese food is also a treat for the Chinese food lovers. To sum up, Bodhgaya is a place with the perfect blend of religious significance and scenic surroundings. From March to May is the duration of the summer season in this area. 25C to 45C is the temperature range of summers. June, July and August, these three months form the monsoons and winter stays from December to February. In the wintry season, the temperature varies in between 28C to 4C as well. If you are planning your trip to visit sacred shrines then June to September is good for you. Otherwise, go for the duration starting from October to March to enjoy the place at its best.