SEC-S16W1 | My Memorable Trip In Childhood | [Rajgir, Bihar, India]
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| Name and description of the place you remember as best trip of your childhood. |
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I had been to Rajgir more than once in my childhood. We used to stay in a Tourist guest house on the first floor. The buildings facing a rose garden had very common as well as most unconventional coloured flowers like Blackrose. In the evening the breeze spreads a magnificent aura in the surrounding.
The food of the guest house was unbelievably sumptuous. The fragrances of pure ghee were nice. During those days tourists were less and place was very secluded which was ideal for vacation.
The nearest park from the Guest house was Venu Van. Its beautiful statue of Buddha was one of the tourists attraction. We used spend time with family and play in the children's park.
| All the people who accompanied you during this journey. |
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It was always our family trip with brothers and sister along with our parents. We used go by evening train and reach the place in early morning. In one of the tours my grandmother also accompanied us.
| Anecdotally unique facts you would love to outstanding. |
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There is a hot spring called Brahma Kund. It is believed that any chronic disease is healed by taking a dip in the sacred hot water of spring. There were some streams of hot water coming out from the iron mouths of tigers. It was a regular agenda for us to take bath in the hot spring.
Patna Sahib Gurudwara building and inside of the shrine was very impressive. I can vividly remember there were Sikhs in white dresses with turban reading Guru Granth Sahib day and night in deep concentration.
We also visited Mahabodhi Temple Complex at Bodh Gaya. It is the oldest buddhist temple in India. It is also a UNESCO World heritage site. The great statue of Buddha was not built then but in my successive visit I saw it.
| Any other details or aspects you want to share with us in the publication. What happened in the travel? |
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Visit to Rajgir is incomplete without seeing Nalanda Archaeological Site which is also UNESCO world Heritage Site.
Here is a link of my earlier post on Nalanda Archaeological site.
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Nalanda Archaeological Site, being a UNESCO World Heritage Site, adds an educational and historical dimension to your travels. Your post provides a glimpse into the rich cultural and natural heritage of the region.
Thank you for sharing these precious memories, and I'm sure they will resonate with many who read your post.
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Your post recollection of your childhood trips to Rajgir paints a beautiful picture of cherished family moments. The descriptions of the tourist guest house the unconventional colored flowers in the rose garden and the sumptuous food create a nostalgic atmosphere. The fact that your family including siblings and grandparents accompanied you on these trips adds a special touch of togetherness. The unique aspect of the hot spring Brahma Kund and its believed healing properties along with visits to Patna Sahib Gurudwara and Mahabodhi Temple Complex showcase the cultural and spiritual richness of the journey.
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Greetings @impersonal, I loved reading this unforgettable trip you made with your family when you were a child. As I was reading it, similar stories came to my memory from other ends of the planet.
And it is that the children of the world enjoy the same regardless of the place, what matters is the company and the indelible memories that nourish us as human beings. Thank you for sharing this beautiful experience.
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In India ,rajgir was one of your most favourite and first place to visit which you have visited not one time but many times as well as you have visiting that place with your family members so it could be a more enjoy able and memorable trip in which you enjoy with your family I wish you success in this engagement challenge
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Great memories to look back at, it's truly memorable for you to remember all of them.
Nice contest, lemme see if I would be able to participate in the contest. Thank you for the invitation.
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Dear @impersonal,,
You visited Rajgir many times as a child. There you would always visit your family members, staying with them in the guest house on the second floor. Enjoyed the food, environment and Buddha statues and temples there.
In places where religious activities are practiced, everything that exists is mysterious. As people used to think about the high reservoir of Rajgir, bathing there would cure long-term illness.
I actually don't know much about Rajgir but I have heard about Nalanda several times on social sites.
Hope you get a chance to visit that delightful place again soon.
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Hello @impersonal.
Qué bonito momento pasaste al ir en varias ocasiones a este lugar con tu familia recuerda cada detalle bonito como el hotel turístico la rica comida y las hermosas flores que adornaban el jardín.
Es interesante saber que no desaprovechaban la oportunidad de bañarse en sus aguas termales así que debía ser muy emocionante poder visitar todos estos lugares hermosos del lugar.
Feliz tarde y bendiciones 😉
Great to share this precious place. Really nice to see the place. Your writing is interesting. I enjoyed reading your post. I wish you all the best.
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