This is the place where Buddha used to live during rainy season. Remains of his house still available to see. Swastik monastery created through bricks still available to enjoy.

Vaishali or Vesali was a city in present-day Bihar, India, and is now an archaeological site. It is a part of the Tirhut Division.[1]It was the capital city of the Vajjian Confederacy of (Vrijji mahajanapada), considered one of the first examples of a republic around the 6th century BCE.Kutagarasala Vihara is the monastery where Buddha most frequently stayed while visiting Vaiśālī. It is located 3 kilometres from the relic Stupa, and on its ground can be found the Ānanda Stupa, with an Asokan pillar in very good condition (perhaps the only complete Asokan pillar left standing), and an ancient pond.

Excavation area

Daelim-dong, the former Bongmyuta, the place where the Amagas came early.The Daelim Jungsu Chunggwang Auditorium is the hallmark of the Hwajeongkei Legislation. The tower is about 20 meters in diameter and 10 meters in height.Raw boll millWhen the Buddha laughed, he mixed his bow tie with his disciples, and the monkey picked Buddha from among them and filled it with honey and gave it to the Buddha.The monkeys dug a pond for the Buddha to bathe, it is original Fuji.Amra Suwon / Where Buddha stood for the Yumemae. Yumah Hill was a stronghold of Bishalis and was strong. Yuma is a symbol of the Mahayana Buddhism that should return to the origin of Buddha Buddha from all the formalities. Around the year 250 BC, the Ashoka king destroyed eight of the earliest gods and built 84,000 towers throughout India and the world, one of them still standing, the most complete of the remaining Ashoka stone statues.

Ananda Stupa & Ashokan Pillar, Kolhua, Bihar. The Buddhas seat and sermon