
Ancient Buddhist Site of Sarnath Added to UNESCO World Heritage List
UNESCO recognizes one of Buddhism’s four principal pilgrimage destinations in northern India

UNESCO recognizes one of Buddhism’s four principal pilgrimage destinations in northern India

UNESCO has formally added India’s Diamond Triangle of Ratnagiri, Udayagiri, and Lalitgiri in Odisha to the tentative list for World Heritage consideration

Ancient Piprahwa gems linked to the Buddha’s relics are exhibited in New Delhi for the first time in over a century

The findings link Kashmir more clearly to the ancient Gandhara Buddhist network

The conference in New Delhi emphasized digital tools, community roles, and sustainable tourism in safeguarding rural Buddhist sites

Piprahwa gems, linked to the Buddha’s clan, are returned to India after canceled Hong Kong auction

The state government of Uttar Pradesh in India has approved tourism enhancement projects totaling US$693,000 for the ancient site of Kapilavastu.

New archaeological discoveries at a Thai temple suggest that Nakhon Ratchasima was a key Buddhist site as early as the 6th century

Archaeological excavations at Ratnagiri have garnered media attention for the wealth of artifacts unearthed—evidence of the region’s rich Buddhist heritage.

Rebecca Wong’s interview with Prof. Georgios Halkias reveals striking mutual influences between Buddhism and the Hellenistic legacy

The 21st Conference of the International Network of Engaged Buddhists, hosted by Foundation of His Sacred Majesty, concluded on Tuesday in Tamil Nadu.

The International Network of Engaged Buddhists (INEB) has announced that it will hold its 21st biennial conference in Chennai from 22 November–3 December.