Bodh Gaya, the place where Gautama became Buddha, The Awakened One.
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Sree is travelling
Travel blog of Sreejith Vijayakumar
Love his expression!
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I agree.. so peaceful!!!
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Thanks Nigee 🙌
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wow! just wow
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I named you in the quote challenge that is making its way around wordpress. I hope you don’t mind. Your photos are amazing and I would be interested to see what your quotes would be. https://gypsygraydotcom.wordpress.com/2018/04/15/quote-challenge-day-1/
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The closest I have gotten to seeing a massive sculpture of peace is the Gumataraya at Gomateshwara , that one is a monolith , is this a monolith too ? I’ve always wondered . Looks serene and divine .
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Hi, nope this one is made of sandstone blocks and red granite (I had to check Wikipedia to confirm this)
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Oh ! thank you for the information 🙂
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I have been to Bodh Gaya and never will one’s eyes get tired of watching those sculptures in the Bodhi temple. It’s always calm and serene. Thank you for sharing this. 😃
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