Gotihawa

Anchored by an Asoka Pillar still resting upon its original 3rd-century BC masonry foundation, Gotihawa is celebrated as the holy birthplace where Krakuchhanda Buddha was born and attained enlightenment. Bearing structural ruins and pottery dating back to the 6th century BC, this sacred sanctuary stands as a living testament to imperial reverence and the primordial roots of the Buddhist tradition.

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