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India
India
India

India is more than just a country.

India has always been more than a country: it is a world that still holds the promise of enlightenment along the sacred rivers, in the silence of temples, and the words of teachers. Here, the past and present meet, the visible and invisible, the pulse of everyday life and the timeless silence of meditation.

Sacred places and inner journey.

The ancient monastery walls and the sacred flow of the rivers invite not only to explore the landscape but also to discover the depths of your own self. India’s paths lead to the heart, where seeking becomes realization, questions become answers, and walking the path becomes arrival.

Spiritual experiences with Buddhist teachers.

As Buddhist teachers, we accompany you on this journey where external experiences become gateways to inner realizations. The power of community, the depth of tradition, and the silence of meditation all contribute to inner transformation.

Join our spiritual journey to India!

If you carry openness and curiosity in your heart, India’s traditions and masters’ heritage invite you to a deeper journey. Explore the spiritual experiences of India with us—from the banks of the sacred rivers to the walls of ancient monasteries.

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For us, travel is more than just a program and more than a tourist experience. We invite you on a shared journey where group harmony, openness, and inner growth are equally important.

Joining us is not automatic but a mutual decision. Therefore, we would like to get to know each applicant personally (or online). We will talk with you about what you expect from the journey, how you feel, and what your intentions are in joining. This way, we can create a community where the trip is supportive and uplifting not only for you but for the entire group.


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TOUR ITINERARY:
DAY 1
UTAZÁS INDIÁBA

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Liszt Ferenc Reptér, Budapest
Delhi Nemzetközi Reptér
Delhi Nemzetközi Reptér
DAY 1 | DEPARTURE FROM BUDAPEST

Join us on an unforgettable spiritual journey visiting the most important sites of Buddha's life! Departing from Budapest, we travel to the sacred places of India, where you will discover the roots of Buddhism, explore Hindu culture, deepen your meditation practice, and experience the charm of ancient traditions. During this journey, we visit the places of Buddha’s birth, enlightenment, and teachings, while also stepping onto the path of self-awareness.

Passport: A passport valid for at least 180 days is required for travel.
Visa: Hungarian citizens can travel to Sri Lanka with a visa; assistance with processing is provided.
Vaccinations: No mandatory vaccines (including COVID); hygiene standards are good.
Travel: Scheduled flights.
Meeting: Liszt Ferenc International Airport.
Flight departure times will be confirmed after the group is finalized.


Tour stops:

DELHI - MATHURA - AGRA - SRÁVASZTI - KUSHINAGAR - BODH-GAYA - VARANASZI - LUCKNOW - DZSAIPUR - DELHI


DAY 2
DELHI

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Delhi
Delhi
Delhi
DAY 2 | DELHI

As the first steps of the journey, we arrive in India’s bustling capital, Delhi, a reflection of the country’s history and culture. We transfer comfortably from the airport to our accommodation, where after a short rest, we begin exploring this vibrant city.

Meeting of Modern and Ancient

Delhi holds a special duality: the old and new worlds harmoniously merge. Old Delhi’s narrow alleys, spice markets, and historic monuments like the Red Fort and Jama Masjid recall India’s past, while New Delhi’s wide avenues, colonial-style buildings, and parks showcase the elegance of modern India.

Spiritual Introduction to India

On the first day, we visit significant sacred sites to prepare for the spiritual journey ahead. The Lotus Temple, a symbol of peace and acceptance, and the famed Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, one of Sikhism’s holiest places, radiate energies that help attune to the true essence of the journey.

Indian Flavors and Atmosphere

In the evening, an authentic Indian dinner awaits us, where we can taste local specialties. The rich aroma of spices, freshly baked naan bread, and traditional chai tea all add to a complete experience.

We spend the night in Delhi at a comfortable accommodation so we can start fresh the next day traveling along Buddha’s path to India’s sacred places.

Stay: DELHI | 1 night

DAY 3 ☸
MATHURA

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Mathura
Mathura
Mathura
DAY 3 | AT KRISHNA’S BIRTHPLACE

We start the day refreshed and head to the famous Mathura, Krishna’s birthplace and one of India’s most important sacred sites. The first part of the day is a spiritual exploration during which we not only gain insight into Krishna’s story but also deepen our understanding of local religious and cultural traditions.

Mathura – Krishna’s City

Mathura’s history stretches back thousands of years, and every street preserves the rich heritage of religious traditions. Our first stop is the renowned Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple, where Krishna’s divine birth is commemorated. Within the temple complex, immersed in deep reverence amid beautifully decorated sanctuaries and spiritual energy, we can experience the mystical moments of Krishna's story.

Sacred Treasures of Mathura

Mathura is not only the site of Krishna’s birth but also part of the Vraja region, the setting of Krishna’s childhood and legendary adventures. Numerous sacred places and temples around the city are destinations for devotees’ religious pilgrimages. One such temple is Vishram Ghat, where Krishna is believed to have rested, offering a truly special spiritual experience as you stand by the banks of the Yamuna River feeling the area’s spiritual power.

Overnight in Mathura

We spend the night in Mathura at a local accommodation to rest and prepare for the next day’s new experiences. The rich blend of spiritual and cultural experiences helps deepen the connection with Krishna’s teachings.

Stay: MATHURA | 1 night

DAY 4
AGRA

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Agra
Agra
Agra
DAY 4 | AGRA AND THE TAJ MAHAL

We spend our fourth day in Agra, one of India’s most famous cities and home to the UNESCO World Heritage site, the Taj Mahal.

The Wonder of the Taj Mahal

The highlight of our day is visiting the Taj Mahal, one of the world’s most renowned architectural marvels. This white marble mausoleum was built by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his wife Mumtaz Mahal. A monumental sight, it is a masterpiece of local culture and art. The stunning gardens and architectural details of the Taj Mahal amaze every visitor.

Exploring Agra Fort and the City

After the Taj Mahal, we visit Agra Fort, a massive fortress also dating from the Mughal era. The fort holds historical significance and offers beautiful views of the Taj Mahal. In the afternoon, we stroll through Agra’s charming streets and visit local markets, where handmade crafts, jewelry, and traditional Indian gifts can be purchased.

Indian Cuisine and Local Experiences

At the end of the day, we enjoy delicious dishes of Indian cuisine at a local restaurant, such as biryani rice, local sweets, and, of course, traditional chai tea.

Accommodation in Agra

After exploring Agra, we rest at a comfortable accommodation to prepare for the next day. The evening offers a peaceful time to relax and discuss the day’s experiences.

Stay: AGRA | 1 night

DAY 5 ☸
SRÁVASZTI

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Shrávaszti
Shrávaszti
Shrávaszti
DAY 5 | TRAVEL TO SRĀVASTĪ

We depart early in the morning to reach Srāvastī, an important site in the Buddhist tradition connected to key events in Buddha's life. This day involves a longer journey, so we can relax comfortably in our vehicles as we leave Agra and pass through picturesque Indian landscapes.

Teachings of Buddha and the Quest for Peace

Srāvastī was one of Buddha's main residences, where he spent considerable time teaching and serving the community. The Jetavana Monastery here was the place where Buddha typically spent the monsoon seasons and delivered profound teachings. The monastery's ruins, temples, and the serene surrounding atmosphere offer a deep immersion into its spiritual essence and a sense of historical significance.

Rest and Accommodation in Srāvastī

After the long journey, we rest at a pleasant local accommodation. In the evening, there is an opportunity to explore local life with a peaceful walk through the town or simply enjoy the tranquility of the area. The calm environment helps us recharge and prepare for the next day's experiences.

Stay: SRĀVASTĪ | 1 night

DAY 6 ☸
KUSHINAGAR

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Kushinagar
Kushinagar
Kushinagar
DAY 6 | KUSHINAGAR: PARINIRVANA

On this day, we travel to Kushinagar, one of the most important sites in the Buddhist tradition, as it is where Buddha attained Parinirvana, the final liberation and peace after death.

Site of Buddha’s Parinirvana

Kushinagar is a peaceful and spiritual town where, according to tradition, Buddha passed away after delivering his final teachings. The Parinirvana Temple here houses a reclining Buddha statue representing his last moments. The temple’s surroundings are an island of peace and silence where visitors can immerse themselves in the historical and spiritual atmosphere.

Spirit and Peace of the Place

During the visit, there is an opportunity to meditate in the Parinirvana Temple and delve into Buddha’s teachings. The temples, statues, and atmosphere offer a serene space for quiet reflection and spiritual deepening.

Rest and Accommodation in Kushinagar

After exploring the spiritual essence of the place, we relax at a comfortable local hotel. Spending the night in Kushinagar adds a special ambiance to the day’s end, where spirituality and calm environment meet in perfect harmony.

Stay: KUSHINAGAR | 1 night

DAY 7-9 ☸
BODH-GAYA

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Bodh-Gaya
Bodh-Gaya
Bodh-Gaya
DAY 7-9 | THE PLACE OF BUDDHA’S ENLIGHTENMENT

We spend the next three days in Bodh-Gaya, the site where Buddha attained enlightenment and one of the most important pilgrimage sites in the Buddhist world. It is here that Buddha reached enlightenment under the Bodhi tree and realized the path to the cessation of suffering. Over these three days and nights, we immerse ourselves in the spirit of this sacred place and deepen our connection to Buddhist teachings.

The Awakening

Bodh-Gaya is a truly special city, the center of Buddhist pilgrimage. It is home to the Bodhi tree under which Buddha meditated and attained enlightenment. The Bodhi tree has become one of the world’s most famous religious symbols, surrounded by numerous temples and shrines. The magnificent Mahabodhi Temple, the focal point of this sacred place where Buddha attained enlightenment, is visited by all Buddhist pilgrims to pay respects.

Rest and Reflection in Bodh-Gaya

During these three days, we not only enrich ourselves spiritually but also recharge in the peaceful surroundings. Bodh-Gaya’s quiet and calm environment is ideal for rest, meditation, and inner reflection. Local cuisine, Buddhist ceremonies, and the distinctive atmosphere of the town all contribute to fully experiencing the spirit of the place.

The Place of Inner Transformation

Bodh-Gaya is not just an important physical destination but also a place for inner journey. The experiences gained here help deepen our awareness and inner harmony. Over the three days, we have opportunities to apply the teachings to our own lives and achieve genuine spiritual growth.

Stay: BODH-GAYA | 3 night

DAY 10-12 ☸
VARANASI

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Varanaszi
Varanaszi
Varanaszi
DAY 10-12 | VARANASI: THE HOLY CITY AND THE MEETING OF TWO RELIGIONS

We spend the next three days in the city of Varanasi, India's religious and spiritual center and the holiest city situated on the banks of the Ganges River. Varanasi is important not only for Buddhism but also for Hinduism. The city’s deep religious heritage and the rituals performed on the Ganges provide a rich experience of the relationship between Hinduism and Buddhism.

Varanasi: The Holy City of Hinduism

Also known as Benares, Varanasi is one of the most sacred cities in Hinduism. It is home to the famous ghats—stepped riverbanks along the Ganges where devotees pray, bathe, and scatter the ashes of their dead. Varanasi is one of the oldest cities in the world and has been a key pilgrimage site for both Hindus and Buddhists for centuries. Walking along the Ganges, visitors can witness religious ceremonies and be enchanted by the city’s unique atmosphere.

The Meeting of Buddhism and Hinduism

Varanasi is not only a sacred city for Hindus but also a significant site for Buddha’s teachings. Here, we encounter the teachings of both religions and explore their common roots. The connection between Buddhism and Hinduism is particularly evident in Varanasi’s spiritual atmosphere, as the place where Buddha delivered his first sermon, the Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta, at the Deer Park.

Rituals and Meditation Opportunities

During these three days, we participate in the city’s religious ceremonies, including the famous Ganga Aarti ritual on the riverbank, where devotees purify the river with fire offerings and prayers. There are also opportunities for meditation practice, as Varanasi is one of the most important centers for spiritual deepening. Night meditations, temple visits, and involvement in rituals help deepen our connection to religious traditions and feel the city’s spiritual power.

Varanasi: A Hub of Religious Diversity

As a religious center, Varanasi boasts rich traditions and offers insight into Hindu and Buddhist teachings alike. This three-day stay allows deep engagement with both faiths’ teachings and a glimpse into how believers live and practice their rituals. The city's multicultural and religious diversity encourages new perspectives on spirituality and offers experiences to integrate into one’s life. Varanasi is truly a special place where spiritual experiences intertwine with India’s religious and cultural heritage, offering fresh viewpoints on religious life.

Stay: VARANASZI | 3 night

DAY 13 ☸
LUCKNOW

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Lucknow
Lucknow
Lucknow
DAY 13 | THE MEETING OF WISDOM AND TRADITIONS

Lucknow is famous not only for its cultural and architectural treasures but also for its deep spiritual roots. For centuries, the city has been a meeting point for Sufi mysticism, Hindu traditions, and Buddhist teachings, making it an excellent place for inner reflection and transcendent experiences.

Sufi Mysticism and the Path of Peace

Lucknow is known for the presence of Sufi orders, representing the mystical stream of Islam, preaching love and unity. The city houses many dargahs (Sufi shrines) where visitors can pray, meditate, and participate in qawwali spiritual singing, a form of Sufi music. The Dargah-e-Hazrat Abbas and Shah Mina Dargah are particularly significant sites for inner purification and deep prayer.

Hindu Spirituality and Ancient Energy

The city's temples and shrines emanate special energies. The Hanuman Setu Temple and Chandrika Devi Temple are important pilgrimage sites where travelers connect with ancient Indian traditions. The surroundings of the temples, ritual chants, and fragrant incense help inward focus and create inner harmony.

Spiritual Deepening on Lucknow's Quieter Side

Beyond Lucknow’s bustling bazaars and palaces lie places perfect for contemplation. The gardens along the Gomti River, the area around the Rumi Darwaza, and the quiet corners of the Bara Imambara complex are ideal for meditation and internal journeys.

Lucknow is more than just a historic city; it is a place where different spiritual traditions converge, offering opportunities for deep inner reflection. Even in one day and night, the city's charm is palpable, inspiring and bringing inner peace to travelers.

Stay: LUCKNOW | 1 night

DAY 14-15 ☸
DZSAIPUR

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Dzsaipur
Dzsaipur
Dzsaipur
DAY 14-15 | JAIPUR: THE PINK CITY

After resting in Lucknow, we continue to Jaipur, India’s famous "Pink City," where we spend two days. Jaipur is renowned for its stunning architectural heritage, vibrant colors, and historical sights, all of which contribute to its status as one of the world’s most unique cities.

The Charm of the Pink City

Jaipur is famous for its pink-painted buildings, which were originally painted in this color in 1853 to welcome a royal British visit. The city’s colorful palaces, forts, and temples beautifully blend Mughal and Rajasthani architectural styles. One of its most well-known landmarks is the Hawa Mahal, or Palace of Winds, built to entertain royal women, featuring many small windows that allow continuous airflow to keep the interior cool in summer.

The Luxurious Amber Fort

Our next stop is the Amber Fort, a magnificent fortress on the outskirts of Jaipur. The fort offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside and is a perfect example of Indian fort architecture. Its interior is renowned for marble decorations, pillared halls, and intricately carved murals.

Exploring the City and Shopping

Jaipur is not only famous for its historic sights but also for its bazaars, where Indian crafts like silk, gold and silver work, and famous block-printed textiles await. Johari Bazaar and Bapu Bazaar are great places to discover traditional Indian craftsmanship and shop for local gifts.

Evening in the Pink City’s Glow

At the end of the day, enjoy a pleasant dinner at a traditional Rajasthani restaurant, featuring the famous thali meal with local spices and flavors that offer a true culinary delight. The unique atmosphere, illuminated buildings, and historic sites of Jaipur help deepen our immersion into Indian culture and uncover all the city’s secrets.

During these two days, we explore both the historic and modern sides of Jaipur, gaining insight into local life and culture to make this trip a truly complete experience.

Stay: DZSAIPUR | 2 night

DAY 16
DELHI

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DAY 16 | DELHI

We spend the day exploring Delhi, with opportunities for sightseeing and shopping. We visit historical and cultural attractions, discover local markets and bazaars, and conclude the trip with a group dinner. We spend the night in Delhi and depart for Budapest the next day.


DAY 17
TRAVEL BACK HOME

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DAY 17 | BUDAPEST

The final day of the journey has arrived. We head to the airport to return to Budapest, carrying with us the spiritual experiences, inner calm, and memories gained on the trip. This pilgrimage was not just a geographical journey but a deeper inner path whose effects will stay with us for a long time.


TRAVELING ALONE?

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HERE AWAITS A SUPPORTIVE COMMUNITY FOR YOU!

Don't worry if you embark alone – on this journey, you will meet like-minded people with open and spiritual interests. If you share a double room, you will have a companion with similar outlooks, so there is no reason to feel anxious. Plus, you don’t have to pay a single room supplement!

This is not just a trip but a communal experience where deep conversations, new connections, and inspiring meetings await you.

FAQ

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1. Who is this trip recommended for?

This trip is for anyone interested in Buddhism, meditation, and Eastern spiritual traditions. It is an ideal choice for those wishing to deepen their inner journey as well as for lovers of nature and culture.

2. What kind of spiritual programs can I expect?

There will be daily meditation sessions lasting up to one hour, and you will have the chance to gain insight into the lives and rituals of Buddhist monks. We will visit sacred sites and monasteries, where through shared reflections and conversations, you can deepen your understanding of Buddha's teachings and Buddhist philosophy, which you can apply in everyday life. All this is aligned with the rhythm of the tour and is not a retreat-style withdrawal.

3. Is prior experience necessary?

No prior experience is needed; the classes and meditations are suitable for all levels. Beginners will receive help mastering the basics, while advanced participants can deepen their practical and theoretical knowledge.

4. What physical condition is required for the trip?

The trip includes light hikes and stair climbing (e.g., Sigiriya, Mihintale, Pidurangala), so a basic level of physical fitness is recommended. However, all programs are optional, allowing you to participate at your own pace.

5. How should I prepare for the trip?

It is recommended to bring lightweight, comfortable clothing that respects the dress codes of Buddhist sacred sites (covering shoulders and knees). It is also advisable to bring your own meditation cushion and yoga mat (though a beach towel is also sufficient).

6. What type of accommodations can I expect?

Accommodation will be in three-star, mid-range hotels that are comfortable and well-equipped. The selection criteria prioritized peaceful surroundings so participants can rest and recharge after daily activities.

7. How do I apply?

Apply by filling out the online form available on the website. Your place will be reserved once the reservation fee is paid.

8. What weather should I expect?

Sri Lanka has a tropical climate, so warm and humid weather is expected. It is best to bring lightweight (non-synthetic) clothing, a raincoat, and sun protection items.

9. What currency is used?

The local currency in Sri Lanka is the Sri Lankan Rupee (LKR). Credit cards are accepted in major cities, but always carry some cash (LKR).

10. Is there internet and mobile coverage?

WiFi is available at accommodations and in larger cities, but internet access may be limited in monasteries and natural areas.

11. Who organizes the trip, and what is the role of the Bhávaná Buddhist Shangha?

The Bhávaná Buddhist Association is not a travel agency but organizes spiritual journeys to authentic sites in Sri Lanka, Nepal, India, and China. Travel arrangements are made in collaboration with local partners and travel organizers, while flight tickets and travel insurance are handled by the IBUSZ travel agency. The Bhávaná Buddhist Association is responsible for the spiritual programs, including meditation, teachings, and professional guidance at sacred sites, as well as Hungarian language interpretation.


THE RIGHT TO MAKE CHANGES!

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The organizers (Bhávaná Buddhist Sangha) reserve the right to make changes to the program, itinerary, and services in case of unforeseen circumstances. Such circumstances may include:

- Natural disasters (e.g., earthquakes, floods, storms)
- Adverse weather conditions (e.g., heavy rain, heatwaves, monsoon, strong winds) that may affect the safe execution of the program
- Changes in political or security situations
- Epidemic measures and restrictions
- Changes or cancellations in flight schedules
- Local authority regulations affecting program implementation
- Technical or infrastructural problems (e.g., transportation disruptions)

The organizers will do everything possible to minimize the impact of changes on the travel experience and strive to provide alternative solutions similar to the original program.

Thank you for your understanding!


INDIA
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Participation fee:
HUF 0.000 + airfare

Given that the trips are for the following year, we can provide an indicative guide price, which may change after the final number of people and services are specified!

STEPS TO PAY FOR THE TRIP:

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  • 1.

    Fill out and submit the application form

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    Reservation fee: HUF 0,000 deposit (transfer). This fee secures your place in the group.

    After confirming your registration! Confirmation will be sent by email, so please watch your inbox carefully after application.
  • 3.

    Book a flight: 0.000 HUF (± 10%)* / PERSON
    As well as taking out insurance, upon request.

    Book your flight ticket: 400.000 HUF (± 10%)* / per person
    Also, purchase insurance if desired.

    The flight ticket price must be paid within a specified deadline after booking. Tickets are issued in the participant's name and subject to the airline’s refund and change policies. The flight tickets for the group will be purchased collectively once the final number of participants is confirmed to guarantee the best price and equal conditions. *Please note that the exact price depends on the ticket prices valid at the time of booking! Once the final group size is confirmed, the exact ticket price and payment details will be communicated separately. The indicated amount generally includes the base ticket price, airport taxes, and checked baggage fees for traditional airlines.
  • 4.

    Remaining part: $ 0000 USD / FŐ

    Payment is to be made in cash on site (India, Delhi). The remaining costs of the trip must be settled in cash upon arrival. This amount includes local services, accommodation, meals and other costs related to the program. It is recommended to bring the amount in dollars ($ USD) with you.
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    Participation fee includes:

    Tour and transfers | Hungarian group leaders, interpretation | English-speaking tour guide, bus driver and assistant, according to the program). | 11 nights accommodation. | Half board (breakfast, dinner).
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    Participation fee does NOT include:

    Visa | Insurance, which can be taken out on request! | The price of optional programs. | The price of entrance fees.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT PRICES!

Please note that the listed prices for the trips may vary depending on the current USD-HUF exchange rate. The final participation fee is determined based on the current exchange rate at the time of confirming your registration. We reserve the right to adjust prices in case of cost changes caused by exchange rate fluctuations.

Thank you for your understanding!

Would you like to know more about traveling to INDIA?

If you have any questions, feel free to send them, we will be happy to help.

The group for our Indis trip will depart with a minimum of 10 participants.

Trips can also be organized for smaller groups! In such cases, the participation fee will be calculated individually. If a smaller group wishes to take advantage of this opportunity, the trip can be organized outside the announced dates, allowing departures at personalized times tailored to the group's needs.

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Participation Framework and Nature

This program is not a tour organized by a travel agency but an intimate, community-oriented, and spiritual journey. We visit sacred places together that are the sources of teachings—places where these teachings were born and remain alive today.

1. Nature of the Organization and the Bhávaná Association's Mission:

The Bhávaná Buddhist Association is not a travel agency but a civil organization whose goals are:

  • Supporting mental and spiritual health,
  • Preserving the cultural heritage of Eastern philosophies,
  • Community development based on the teachings of Shakyamuni Buddha and mindful, environmentally conscious living,
  • deepening cultural diversity and understanding.

In this spirit, the Association organizes spiritual and community study trips and programs to facilitate deepening—not for commercial purposes but with the intention of raising awareness, self-knowledge, and learning.

The organization is conducted by a representative appointed by the Association, Attila András Sárdi, acting on its behalf as a volunteer.

2. Practical and Financial Conditions of Participation:

Participation involves several independent financial steps. The Bhávaná Association does not sell travel packages; costs are settled separately among the parties involved.

3. Cancellation Policy.
  • The deposit is non-refundable.
  • Refunds of advances paid to foreign partners are subject to their rules.
  • Cancellation of flight tickets and visas is subject to the respective service provider’s regulations.
  • Cancellation must be notified in writing to the organizer.
4. Application Statement.

”I accept the participation conditions and acknowledge that the Bhávaná Association is not a travel agency. I will settle the participation fees separately with partners and at my own responsibility. I transfer the deposit to Attila Sárdi, the appointed representative of the Association. I understand that the deposit is non-refundable.”


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