Deer Park at Sarnath

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Deer Park at Sarnath is the historic site near Varanasi where Gautama Buddha is believed to have delivered his first sermon, marking the beginning of the Buddhist Sangha.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist pilgrimage site
historical site
alsoKnownAs Isipatana
Rishipattana
associatedWith Buddhist Sangha
linked to: Sangha

Gautama Buddha
linked to: Shakyamuni Buddha
associatedWithReligion Buddhism
country India
culturalSignificance one of the four main pilgrimage sites related to the life of the Buddha
event First Turning of the Wheel of Dharma
governingBody Archaeological Survey of India
hasFeature Buddhist temples
monastic ruins
stupas
heritageStatus important Buddhist pilgrimage destination
historicalPeriod 5th century BCE (approximate, traditional date of Buddha’s first sermon)
locatedIn India
Sarnath
Uttar Pradesh
locatedNear Varanasi
marksBeginningOf Buddhist Sangha
linked to: Sangha
nearbyCity Varanasi
region North India
linked to: northern India
relatedSite Dhamek Stupa
Mulagandha Kuti Vihara
significance site of Gautama Buddha’s first sermon
tourismType cultural tourism
religious tourism
visitedBy Buddhist pilgrims
tourists

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Ashoka Pillar at Sarnath associatedWith Deer Park at Sarnath
Turning of the Wheel of Dharma location Deer Park at Sarnath
Isipatana hasAlternativeName Deer Park at Sarnath
Dhamek Stupa associatedPlace Deer Park, Sarnath
linked to: Deer Park at Sarnath
Chaukhandi Stupa associatedPlace Deer Park at Sarnath
Mrigadava hasAlternativeName Deer Park at Sarnath
Sarnath Buddhist pilgrimage circuit hasSite Deer Park at Sarnath
Rishipattana partOf Deer Park at Sarnath
Ashvajit presentAt Deer Park at Sarnath (traditional account)
linked to: Deer Park at Sarnath
Mrigadaya etymology Sanskrit term meaning “deer park” or “deer sanctuary”
linked to: Deer Park at Sarnath
Five Ascetics associatedPlace Deer Park at Sarnath