History of Gaya
Mythology says that Gaya got its name from the mighty Gayasura who attacked Heaven to avenge the slaying of his father Tripuarasur, the holy demon.
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Tourist Attraction
Gaya, serenely placed on the banks of Falgu River is a major pilgrim center of the Hindus, perhaps it is the most auspicious place to perform the ritual of Pind Dan .... read more...
Weather of Gaya
The holy city of Gaya is situated in the eastern parts of India in the state of Bihar. The place enjoys a pleasant climatic conditions with temperature hovering around 38 'C during summer. read more...
Welcome to Gaya Hotels
Gaya is one of the most prominent Hindu pilgrim centres in India. From time immemorial, Hindu pilgrims from every part of India arrive at the Panchakroshi Gayakshetra with their offerings of Pinda to ensure peace for the departed souls of 12 generation of their deceased ancestors. It is said that an offering of Pinda at Gaya ensures heavenly ascent for the soul.
Gaya, surrounded by three hills, Brahmayoni, Ramshila and Pretshila is an important transit point to reach Bodhgaya (13km). Bodhgaya is that auspicious place where Gautama Buddha attained enlightenment. There is a heavy influx of Buddhists and international tourists at Bodhgaya. A visit to the monasteries simply lift the soul!
The Royal Residency
Hotel The Royal Residency is tidy property spread over 3 acres of healthy environs. The hotel features well-appointed rooms with basic amenities, toothsome dining facilities, business arrangements and recreational activities. The features suite the taste of international tourists also.
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Hotel Sujata Gaya
Hotel Sujata is situated 500 mts from the Mahabodhi Temple at Bodhgaya. The hotel is known for its flawless service and tranquil ambience. Features like meditation hall attract travelers looking for peace and introspection. read more..
About Gaya
Gaya is one of the most prominent Hindu pilgrim centres in India. From time immemorial, Hindu pilgrims from every part of India arrive at the Panchakroshi Gayakshetra with their offerings of Pinda to ensure peace for the departed souls of 12 generation of their deceased ancestors. read more..
