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Recently, the Prime Minister of India inaugurated the Kushinagar International Airport.
About:
=> The Kushinagar Airport in Uttar Pradesh is the latest entrant in India's list of international Airports.
=> The airport is expected to provide seamless connectivity to people from Southeast and East Asian countries for Buddhist Pilgrimage Tourism.
=> Kushinagar is the centre of the Buddhist circuit, which consists of pilgrimage sites at Lumbini, Sarnath, Gaya and others.
Kushinagar Airport:
=> The inauguration of Kushinagar International airport is set to be a landmark in India-Sri Lanka relations.
=> Expected outcomes:
About Kushinagar:
=> Kushinagar and Kasia Bazar is a town and a historical place located in the northeastern marginal area of ??Uttar Pradesh.
=> The name “Kasia Bazar” has been changed to Kushinagar and after that “Kasia Bazar” has officially become a municipality with the name “Kushinagar”.
=> Kushinagar is the centre of the Buddhist circuit, which consists of pilgrimage sites at Lumbini, Sarnath and Gaya.
=> Buddhist pilgrims consider Kushinagar a sacred site where, they believe, Gautama Buddha delivered his last sermon and attained ‘Mahaparinirvana’ or salvation and was cremated at Ramabhar at Mukut Bandhan.
=> Kushinagar also finds a mention in the accounts of Chinese travellers Fa Hsien and Hieun Tsang.
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