On the Path of the Buddha: Buddhist Pilgrimage in North India and Nepal

This educational video follows the path of Buddhist pilgrims from around the world as they visit Lumbini, Nepal, the site of the Buddha's birth; Bodh Gaya, India, the site of the Buddha's enlightenment; Sarnath, India, the site of the Buddha's first sermon; Rajgir, India, the site of the Vulture's Peak, where the Buddha gave several famous sermons; Vaishali, India, where the Buddha first accepted women into the order of nuns; and Kushinagar, India, the site of the Buddha's death. Creative Commons Selective License, Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivatives 4.0 International.

[@kirbycairo]

The fact that there are comments of anger and hatefulness in a thread about the teachings of the Buddha, demonstrates how far from the path we continue to be. Very interesting documentary. Thank you for posting for all of us who are curious and interesting in the pursuit of truth.

[@creativecompanion]

All of those comments have disappeared. The awakening is in progress. Thank you for your compassionate heart.

[@OPShergottite]

you could also experience that like shakyamuni buddhas journey, these are maras attempts to distract from enlightment :)

[@tschmitty1843]

Lol, is this your first time experiencing other humans? People are dicks, buddha's pretty dope tho

[@krista8160]

I am also so very upset. Society today is upsetting. Wish we could all be Buddhists

[@lukemckean6155]

@@krista8160 All suffering come from expectations. Let people be people 🙏🙏🙏

[@sciencerulez3angel929]

India is indeed a sacred land, a path to heaven/enlightenment. Thank you mother India for giving the world the gift of spirituality. People who are born in India are lucky. I hope to find my way to India's timeless spirituality, no matter which part of the world I'm born into in all my lives.

[@ArnoldTeras]

Should Buddhists support India, like, politically, against its rivals?

[@orpheusbrainrot]

This is a naive and materialistic mindset. I wish you luck in going beyond it

[@another8125]

@@ArnoldTeras No, India tried to annex Sri Lanka, come into their sea waters and supported and funded terror of Tamil LTE Hindus against Buddhist so the answer is challenge indian toxic nationalism or at least be neutral with a third eye open against india.

[@jigmekarchung1093]

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[@marthanda-977]

@@another8125 LMAO whatsapp news conspiracy theorist, who tf said India is funding LTTE???? You understand that India supports Sri Lankan government right? That's how rajiv gandhi died, he was assassinated by a LTTE member. Anyways, LTTE is solely based on Tamil liberation against Sinhalese regardless of religion. So stop spewing Hinduphobic conspiracy theories and start FACT CHECKING 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@richardrankin1909]

I have done the pilgrimage three times and wish I could afford to do it again. I visited all of the sites and found many changes over the years. The fortress built around the traditional site of the Buddha's birth came into being after my first visit. At Bodh Gaya the excavation pit which contains numerous stupas was also filled at night with tens of thousands of butter lamps. The first time I went I travelled by car with Shantum Seth who afterwards began leading tours of the sites. He's very knowledgeable, is a Buddhist and in my mind he's a Bodhisattva. He can turn 10 strangers into 10 friends in a couple hours. If you want to go, travel with him. Some of the sites, if you catch them wrapped in mist, will virtually transport you back to the time of the Buddha.

[@anupsharma5370]

Richard Rankin good I am from bodhgaya

[@krista8160]

SO cool! I wish I could talk to about your travels. I plan to travel there myself to learn more and be surrounded in such peace.

[@refinekama69]

Dear Bro, you are so blessed to have done the Tour of Piety... May you be well and happy...

[@nilambarameghawarna6635]

Blessings with the noble triple gems from Sri Lanka. [e-mail]

[@vilmaacord1175]

How lucky you are been able to go for 3 times there.🌹

[@Zero2Mars]

I want to thank you for this documentary. I wish I could fully express they joy I felt watching this. A very respectful and accurate and beautiful video about Lord Buddha. Truly grateful.

[@PhillipLucas]

Thanks Josh. It was a labor of love.

[@ashokthapa1774]

i am indian but buddha was from nepal don't no why my country is telling buddha was from india.. hate to be born in india 😄😄😄😄😄😄😄

[@ganghis100]

Ashok Thapa doesn't matter where ever he was born.the most important part is that his holy teachings

[@tejasvi18joshi]

+Ashok Thapa Lord Buddha was born in Shakya ganrajya janpad of Aryavart. the words India and Nepal not Existed 2500 yrs ago. Maharishi Panini was born in present day pakistan does this mean he was pakistani.? after buddha left home, from nirvana to mahaparinirvana all his journey was in Present day Bharat. if you are a hindu do you remember this sankalp shlok Jambudweepae aryavarte nepal or Bhartavarshe , kathmandu kshetre or delhi kshetre etc etc etc. you cannot define history from present situation and perspective.

[@RipanDutta1992]

+Ashok Thapa go live in some other country then

[@RandyParsley]

Just and old man from the U.S., not a Buddhist, I cried throughout this and some time after it ended. It made me more aware of this life of empty materialism where I live and in my life.

[@TheFlightReporter]

Buddhism the religion of peace and calmness ..Bodhgaya the holy place for both Hindus and Buddhists...a place for peace and tranqulity and spirituality. Im flying on pilgrimage to Bodhgaya next year by the blessings of almighty. may we all get a chance to visit The land of Budhgaya Amen.

[@JohnSmith-qf7yz]

Its holy for not just hindus/buddhists, not just indians, but all beings.

[@starmoon9928]

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[@user-ne3zp9go1p]

Om namo Buddha Sadhu sadhu sadhu

[@kodandarama6577]

Buddhagaya is for Buddhist only not for any others.

[@TW-ew9lw]

@@kodandarama6577 You are misguided brother. Hindus worship Buddha for centuries. It's for Buddhists, Hindus and all life forms.

[@tsetan4792]

Thank you for this documentary.. I miss India especially the holy Buddhist pilgrimage sites. My most memorable pilgrimage was in 2013 to Bodhgaya, Sarnath & Rajgir🙏 I miss the tranquility and happiness I felt reciting my prayers and meditating under the bodhi tree🌺🌺🌺

[@rajashekarreddy9859]

Please visit again. May the blessings of Buddha be upon you

[@tenzinkunga7401]

jij

[@anupsharma5370]

come again dear....I am from bodhgaya

[@Universalyogi1]

buddhism means peace and love

[@hiranthaariyadasa8681]

Sandeep Sharma km

[@EasyLife2035]

It has got a deep meaning brother

[@xcript123]

Sadhuu.... sadhuuu..... sadhuu...

[@warindecembervip6431]

Wisdom, awakening, happy!

[@gjwagner1856]

@Asif Md Imtiaz take a guess? Could it be Arabic? or maybe pashto?

[@Marcuszyp]

Truly amazing and beautifully presented. I have been fortunate enough to send my parents to Bodh Gaya for pilgrimage. As for my late beloved father, it was his ultimate wish to visit Bodh Gaya and that was fulfilled just a year before he left us all. Seeing this made me to miss my dad and I cried of joy for what I have done for him. I could feel the happiness he was experiencing then.

[@pradeepkumar-xp9pu]

Now my age is 29 years and i follow buddism path. This is the best documentry scene till now. I know many things from your video . Once again visit to this holy place and explore more. Life is full of pain and sorrow and choose the middle way path to success is the main core of Buddism teaching . Thanks a lot .

[@verdarluzmagi]

This is absolutely inspirational on every level, bodhgaya transformed me in 2004...thank you

[@community1854]

It surprises me to see an entirely different way of seeking exists in the vast land of India that remains exactly like the 6th C B.C. Beautiful! Sadhu! Sadhu!!

[@thetruthseeker5448]

I would rather say not India but in the Subcontinent.

[@hybridwars3029]

@@thetruthseeker5448 *Indian Subcontinent

[@pradeepperera2421]

Thank you for your very important documentary video on the Buddhist places, i was thinking how can I give an idea to my mother (83 years old) about these places. Your work is excellent. Thank you very much again and triple gem bless you. Pradeep Perera from Sri Lanka

[@nilambarameghawarna6635]

I think she has vast knowledge about the Dhamma. Don't worry my dear about that places.

[@asiabuddhisttoursandtreks6844]

Buddhism is the religion of peace,compassion and well being. So everybody should embrace this religion not only Buddhists. lets spread the message of Buddha and spread peace and humanity .thank you for sharing such a wonderful video.this highlights the major Buddhist destinations of India and Nepal.The Buddhist circuit tour of India and Nepal is a must do tour for Buddhist travelers to know better about this sacred places.

[@user-ph6rp8pm3x]

ALLAHU AKBAR

[@Kafir748]

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[@samanthifernando9192]

Thank you very much for this great documentary! May you all attain Nirvana!

[@Ldumra]

May peace and prosperity florish on earth. May the message of Buddha florish all over the world 🙏

[@burpeeschallenge2023]

I feel great joy while watching this Buddham Saranam Gachchami, Dharmam Saranam Gachchami, Sangham Saranam Gachchami.

[@1937D]

HomagetoThreeNobleGemsOfBuddhism

[@1937D]

Bohdgàya

[@MustAfaalik]

Thank you, Peter and companions. May you and 3 companions be well, happy and peaceful. Free from enmity, distress, anxiety and guide yourselves to bliss. The Buddha- symbol of Peace, Compassion, Wisdom and Peace.

[@shayanghosh]

I've watched a lot of documentaries on different aspects of Buddhism, and this is certainly one of the best. Really nicely made. Hope to see more such productions from you guys.

[@khamla4683]

THE BEST VIDEO ON BUDDHISM PILGRIMAGE. THANK YOU SIR FOR SUCH AN INFORMATIVE VIDEO.

[@omahhum72]

SADHU! SADHU! SADHU! May all beings realised the excellent dhamma to be free from sufferrings💕

[@Premarathne2]

great work mr phillip ,may you attain nirwana,

[@smrithim3024]

Namo Buddha Namo Dhamma Namo Sangha!

[@lobzanglarjay9155]

Thank you for sharing this video...watching from leh ladakh....lobzang larjay

[@RowenaKWong]

Thank you for sharing this very educational and well edited documentary. I have studied a lot about the life the Buddha. Now I can place the events and teachings of the great teacher. I visited Bodh Gaya and Varanasi in 2003. There were many Hindu pilgrims then. These sacred places belong to all followers regardless of nationality.

[@ThuyNguyen-wb5nh]

Please come to India to see these sites of Buddha and realize that the Buddha is real.the ultimate history Buddha. Thanks to the people that making this video and up loaded it

[@shantaram1s2i82]

Thanks for this wonderful and incredibly interesting documentary that has allowed me to see the pilgrimage that is one of my few ambitions in life. Beautiful work!

[@SeanLawlorNelson]

What an honor and enlightenment to digitally participate in this holiness of the pious people and the Buddhist Monks and Nuns! In physical life, while a Professor at Phetchaburi Rajabhat University, I spent some well-allotted time and money in the Buddhist Temples of Thailand from the more casual town Pagoda Temples to the stricter mountain monasteries; even meeting a variety of holy Buddhist Women Nuns, though of course with complete chastity and holy sanctity I assure you.

[@paulyan1946]

Thank you very much for making and sharing this wonderful documentary, Phillip. May you always be in peace and joy. 🙏

[@DucVietNguyenPhD]

Respectful Thanks to Filmmakers.

[@autumnfar3114]

Philip Lucas, thank you so much for your video clip on Buddha. It definitely has exposed me to other parts of the world on Buddhism. Thank you so much for your great efforts! Stay safe and healthy!

[@mischaoutdoors720]

Thank you for providing me the opportunity to take a virtual pilgrimage. I appreciated your informative commentary.

[@clairejohnston2461]

Lovely! Thank you for putting this documentary together.

[@nangsamphoo9440]

Great documentary, an important part of history of the greatest human, role model for "Peace of individual and global". Thank you so much.

[@neverbornneverdie2907]

Blessings be yours for posting this wonderful documentary. One day I too will go.

[@lalitganvir3336]

I am proud that I am a Buddhist . Namobuddhay namodhammay namosanghay.

[@motherhouse6823]

ပွဲအုပ်မေ့တဲအသက်ကြီလားမသိဘူခင်🤓

[@dr.s.p.]

Probably the best documentary type video on the Buddhist pilgrimage(s) possible today on KZbin. Very interesting and very informative. Thank you.

[@bijou737]

Thank you for this film on sacred pilgrimage sites in North India. It was very educational and the footage was excellent. Thank you!

[@dr.manojpatil8289]

once again thank you and truly all users are grateful to you for this noble and great work you have done.this herculean task is done by your team and credit goes to all therefore i am thankful to you,may Buddha give you serenity,completing guarding the mind ,compassionate and empathy towards all.namo buddhaya.

[@shailendrapathak8536]

It feels my heart with inexplicable joy that I have been born in the land of enlightenment (Bodhgaya), Where Gautam buddha attained enlightenment and what Bodhgaya gave to the world was lord buddha, the epitome of wisdom,peace, and companionship Feeling Blessed

[@tashideleg1]

Thank you for this detailed descriptions of Lord Buddha's sacred places ,where we were unable to visit because of ignorance but next time we will visit all the sacred places.

[@basho345]

Thank you Phillip and friends. the we made this journey 30 years ago. Watching your documentary brought back many memories. As one might expect things have changed tremendously, but the magic is still there. We, my wife and i, were married under the Bodhi tree in Bodh Gaya with the Sangha as witness. Brings on a bit of homesickness. :)

[@jhein3940]

This is the best documentary I have ever watched on Buddhist pilgrimage tours. I would appreciate the sequels to other sites. Thank you very much.

[@LaraLEMONDROPS]

Thank you so much for sharing! :)

[@chandraepur9381]

I love you

[@duuufan1]

@@chandraepur9381 lmao Don't you love me

[@learntolive-hh2hg]

Namo Buddhaya! This is a great work. as human beings who love people and who like to help others we should protect the buddhism. because it helps human beings to become good peaceful people..

[@lucasnyeinchan399]

Special thanks for making this documentary and sharing in youtube . I wish that May you all find peaceful , have healthy and wealthy in life for making this incredible document . I'm an indian buddhist who lives in myanmar (burma) . I 'll visit to holy place of buddhist pilgrims someday !

[@mariahendo-universidadedae5944]

It was one of the best documentary I had watched about the Paths of the Buddhist. Amazing. Thank you very much.

[@rameshkatke6963]

Buddha is the greatest human being this universe has ever seen. I always follow Buddha's teachings and doctrines to fight against all evils. Future world will follow Buddha's path. This is the only tradition that will protect democracy and human being and all. Namo Buddhay.

[@1937D]

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[@aurvadivesh6180]

India is mecca of Buddhism.if you are Buddhist then must visit bodhgaya at least one time in life

[@amankumar206]

@Pepe Knlp How do you live with this much ignorance

[@myintthein3573]

one times India is 98 % Buddhism in Buddha alive

[@sangkosal8258]

I'm Cambodia Namaste of Buddha🇰🇭😊🙏🌹🌹🌹

[@smrithim3024]

Thank you for the beautiful documentary work.

[@KamleshKumar-hs2in]

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[@dr.manojpatil8289]

best video ever since i have been seen,thanks for the kind efforts and interest to reveal the fact to world about the greatest psychiatrist in the world Buddha.

[@rajashekarreddy9859]

Please come to India to retrace the path of Buddha :)

[@DronemanfromNepal]

rajashekar reddy गौतमबुद्ध नेपालमै जन्मेका हुन भन्ने सन्देश फैलौउुन यो सानो प्रयास तपाईं माझ् राखेको छु । साथीभै माझ् सक्दो स्यर गरौ । नेताहरुलाई बाल्मत्लब छैन लुम्बिनी को बारेमा. यदि हजुरहरुलाई मेरो भीडियो राम्रो लागेमा कृपया लाइक, कमेन्ट तथा श्येर अनि Subscribe गरिदिनु होला। धन्याबाद !!kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZnSZaichNV_ZtE

[@neilpinto7126]

Indians themselves need to retrace the path of Buddha

[@TheFlightReporter]

Actually we Indians ourselves and rest of the world need to follow the Path of Lord Buddha

[@djmuscovy7525]

@@TheFlightReporter What's the relationship between Buddha and Vishnu?

[@JohnSmith-qf7yz]

@@djmuscovy7525 Buddha is worshipped as 10th avatar (incarnation) of Vishnu by Hindus. Religion is a foreign phenomenon to India, there is no strict distinction into believers and non-believers. What Indians have been doing is accepting wisdom from all sides, that's why you see a Hindu doing Buddhist Vipassana or bowing down to Bhagwan (God) Guru Nanakji, founder of Sikhism or to Lord Mahavir, founder of Jainism. And this works both sides, many Sikhs will be visiting Hindu temples, Jains celebrating Hindu festivals, in fact Buddhists monks doing rituals in Hindu temples etc. You must have seen in many ashrams worldwide, there is an idol/picture of Jesus Christ, coz religious conquest has never been a thing in India.

[@marktwain368]

A marvellous pilgrimage on which you invited us to share the wonder and magnificence of the life of Buddha. Thanks and blessings!

[@reubanvasu8417]

Thank you for sharing this. One of the best documentation of the pilgrimage journey. ❤ The narration, background music and visuals were a feast to the soul.

[@hi_tech_reptiles]

Namo buddhya! Thank you for this wonderful video. It truly inspires me, deeply. Thank you so much.

[@Simku]

Thank you so much for sharing this! Hopefully I'll go there one day. Thanks again for these beautiful images and commentaries! Take care.

[@shamdhala]

WISDOM AND COMPASSION OOZES FROM THIS PATH,thanks Mr.lucas

[@nuthainguyen7770]

Nam Mo Buhda Nam mo Dharma Nam Mo Sangal. Great documentary. Buhda brings wisdoms, happiness and peaceful 🙏🙏🙏

[@nigelsheppard2953]

Amazing .. Thank you for this beautiful reflection.

[@georgechan571]

Nigel Sheppard ၀

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[@1937D]

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1876 Renovation?

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[@Uttamchowlik]

Lots of thanks for uploading 🙏

[@paulcable1550]

Thank you for this Philip. Wonderful film.

[@hgdon-homeiswheretreesare-9239]

Most of the important sites are in India. Fascinating! Very informative presentation. Thanks for the video! 🙏

[@husmedia9358]

One can feel peaceful just by watching it. Thank you :)

[@atanubardhan8116]

Thank You so very much for this documentary.

[@ladakhthroughages.6286]

Ahhhh.....peace peace and peace.. Great teacher. Great doctrines. Great Sanga the loving and compassionate followers. Buddhism is truly the greatest gift of the exalted enlightened master Buddha to the world. Buddha’s teachings are the only ultimate hope for a peaceful world for the future. May Buddha’s dharma shine throughout the world. May the truth of dharma prevai.❤️🙏

[@konasaketrinh1446]

Namo buddhaya

[@Rk-eq5xm]

बुद्धं शरणं गच्छामि धम्मं शरणं गच्छामि संघं शरणं गच्छामि।

[@Satori_2024]

*Mögen alle fühlenden Wesen glücklich sein.* Greetings from a buddhist in Germany ❤

[@1937D]

Ñamobuddhaya

[@learninghub2443]

Thank you for providing the knowledge through this documentary Thank you very much Namo Buddhaya 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@jktamag]

Very enlightening documentary...I felt as if I have been traveling around these places ... thank you for the journey!

[@PhillipLucas]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Nawongyonten-yp4fz]

This is a great documentary about Buddhism. Lead to humanity. ❤🙏 Thank you.

[@PhillipLucas]

Many thanks. I'm happy you enjoyed it.

[@choumsnyder1938]

Long lives the Lord Buddha thanks so much for filming and well explaining in Buddha historical sights 🙏🙏🙏

[@FaFa-uq6jt]

I like my Buddha forever

[@neilhoradagoda9148]

Thank you. Excellent documentary, my first exposure to sites of interest before I commence a pilgrimage in late Feb, 2019.

[@sahildevkota9618]

Lord Buddha made our country nepal an entirely peace country and also give the world the correct path of life. Proud to be born on soil that Lord Buddha had made

[@user-uj2tk2tv3z]

Proud that Buddha left Nepal and spend his life in india Proud of my india

[@bg53rockylayek4]

In that time Nepal doesn't exist only Bharat exist he mentioned as indian in early budhhist books

[@yehudahhachassid6191]

Om! Sabbe Satta Bhavantu Sukhi Tata! May all beings be happy! Mangalam! Thank you for this wonderful video of Lord Buddha's place of enlightenment and other sites of divine inspiration. Priyam Subham!

[@TroisKayas]

I stayed in Lumbini in 2021 and tried to visit all the different temples but some of them were still being built. After that I spent many months with the Tibetan Buddhists at Boudhanath. I hope to visit Bodh Gaya one day soon and would also like to go to Sarnath.

[@frances6827]

what a journey; looking forward to another one to sacred places of Buddha, in India .

[@ireneseptien836]

Thanks a lot for this beautiful video. I'm a Buddhist and I didn't´know these places. The way that you use to teach us is beautiful.I closed my eyes so I could "see" de Buddha. May you be blesses. From Mexico.

[@alkaagrawal6793]

Thanks for the most comprehensive documentary on Buddhist pilgrimage!! Covered many minute deatails ! One correction.... Maya Devi gave birth to Siddharth under mango tree n not pipal tree .... Best one of all I have watched!! 🙏🙏

[@andrzejsmolinski1983]

My most heartfelt thank you to you for making this amazing, beautiful and informative document! I feel it genuinely helped me plan my pilgrimages to the holy sites you mentioned. May you be blessed!

[@margrethofmann-jurgens973]

Great film, thank you for this very informative and respectful journey to the Buddhist holy place in Northern India.

[@samlong5451]

nam mo a mi ta ba Thank you for such a beautiful documentary...thank you

[@jonathankwo1658]

Sam Long , wrong Buddha .It should be “namo Shakyamuni”

[@milenaspinelli7768]

Best video I have seen on the Buddha journey...thank you so much...will watch again

[@ashikaraut5762]

Siddhartha Gautama become Buddha( enlightened ) in bodh gaya ,india.started his first teachings in saranath(india) and left his body in kushinagar(india).world oldest university is nalanda is in india. many Buddhist monks, scholars came here to study from all over the world.Buddhism started in india.

[@harrymcnicholas9468]

The university was destroyed in about the 13th century by a Turco Muslim. There has been a project to build a new one but corruption has prevented that from happening.

[@tomtchao5794]

​@@harrymcnicholas9468 , Thank you for pointing that out. The Turkey muslims couldn't do this large scale of destruction of Buddhism without the help of local Hindu believers.

[@rkashsingh4793]

@Atheist just like one time bhuddhist destroyed Hinduism

[@stillwithyou7435]

amar don't say lies.

[@JohnSmith-qf7yz]

@@tomtchao5794 Buddhism was never destroyed. Buddhism, Hinduism, Sikhism, and Jainism are not religion per se, they are ways of life. Buddha never claimed to be Buddhist. What happened all these centuries is continous assimilation into each other, for example many Buddhists adopted Hindu rituals slowly and formed Mahayana Buddhism. Reagrding destruction of university, the present day region of Up/Bihar where most of Buddhist pilgrames are located had numerous Hindu kings after Buddha, tell me why's it so that university which remained for millennia under Hindu rulers, got destroyed just few years after Islamic invasion. Btw, Bhagwan Buddha is worshipped as 10th incarnation of Vishnu. Also, please understand there is no definition for the term Hindu, its just the indic culture. Hindus never claimed themselves to be Hindus, it was outsiders (Greeks, Persians) who called them Hindus bcoz religion as a sense of idenity is foreign to India. Spirituality is considered a personal thing in Dharmic traditions not meant to be treated as a commandment for masses like it is in abrahmic traditions.

[@curiousEngine]

Excellent video. Blessings for this work

[@suptabarua6374]

Iam Buddhist form Bangladesh

[@user-us5rr7pp9l]

Are there buddhist in bangladesh I thought there are only muslims in bangladesh I am a sri lankan buddist

[@davideskridge9242]

This is a beautiful video. Thank you!

[@ngawangchoechen9934]

Nice Video reminded me today agin of my pilgrims all wonderful years since I am Tibetan all Buddhist Tibetans go to these places with whole family or even refugee camps from Nepal India spent many days doing prayers visiting and attend teachings by HH the Dalai Lama except in Lumbini and many other Tibetan lamas,

[@thanthannwe7356]

I am from Myanmar.So impressive to see this post.Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@nihjki2662]

Om mane peme hu Baja guru Pema sidhi hu. Always god bless to everyone n everywhere plz don't forget about it. Thank you so much for sharing this post sir coungrulation to you every day.

[@asiabuddhisttoursandtreks6844]

Buddhism is the most important need of today's world.

[@westsidesmitty1]

''May all beings be happy''. Thank you for this wonderful video! It has made me very happy.

[@summyleung]

Thx for the video, Phillip.

[@kelvinsmith6854]

Wonderful documentary , beautifully presented, thank you.

[@pasdunkoralearachchigesisi2091]

What a valuable video ! Thank you.

[@antonjayasena8560]

Thank you very much for this wonderful documentary!! Great Work!!May you be blessed with Good Health ,Long Life & Happiness!!!

[@hemadear2509]

To their heart’s content, they bow down,get up and repeat the process as they head towards any special place where Buddha was. My earnest wish is to meet the future Buddha. I pray. I would love to visit Bodhgaya.

[@arthistoryliterature]

Wonderful video...thank you so much. I was in Nepal and Bhutana month ago on a group tour but the spiritual side of Buddhism got short thrift.