3 Best Temples in Gaya, BR

Absolutely divine! The garbhgriha looks antique and divine. Very crowdy and the temple sits in a crowded market. You can see hundreds offering pind daan in the premise. The efforts of bihar government in organising seva shivirs for travellers in pitr paksh is commendable. Everything was very nicely organised with sufficient police force and volunteers.

Very nice and devotional place one will feel the urge to visit more this place.Place of great mythological importance, one can visit falgu nadi, Akshaya vat(Banyan tree)and vishu pad here and also can buy souvenir here should start bargain at half price.kamakhya temple is also near and people visit mainly for pind daan will bring peace to mind here.

Very Holy place. This place is very famous for "Pitr" pooja. My experience was very good and the place has positive vibes.

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Temple is well maintained and crowd management is good. There is only single entry/exit to/from the main garbh of mata rani and hence wait time is around 30 min. Parking is available at the top just outside temple at no cost. Beware of priests/pandits out there. They try to charge you money for everything although it’s not mandatory.

The Mangla Gauri Temple is revered as one of the **18 Maha Shakti Peethas**. According to Hindu mythology, when Lord Shiva carried the burnt body of his consort Sati, her body parts fell at different places on Earth. Each place became a Shakti Peeth, a seat of the Goddess's power.

It’s completely divine I felt blessed after visiting maa Mangala Gauri.

The Mahabodhi Temple is a quiet and peaceful place where Buddha is believed to have found enlightenment. The temple is beautiful, with nice carvings and a big tree nearby. It can be a little crowded, but it's still a special place for those who want to learn about history and spirituality. A great place to relax and think.

Loved the place, visited after 10 years, and the place feels so peaceful, mostly the mediating area, cost effective and an individual could spend as much time as possible. It is quite peaceful there.

A World UNESCO Heritage site for a reason. One can find peace seconds after entering the premise.