Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu on Sunday visited the exhibition of the sacred Piprahwa relics linked with Lord Buddha at Tawang Memorial.
“The sacred exposition of the holy relics of Lord Buddha is not just an opportunity to seek blessings; it is also an opportunity to discover an important chapter of India’s Buddhist heritage,” the Chief Minister said.
Alongside the sacred relics, visitors also got an opportunity to explore the special exhibition, offering visitors a glimpse into the discovery and history of Buddha’s sacred relics and the rich historical, artistic and cultural evolution of Buddhism across generations.
The sacred relics were brought to Arunachal Pradesh for a three-week exposition.
Currently housed at the National Museum in Delhi, the holy relics will be on display at the iconic Tawang Memorial till Sunday, and will then be taken to Bomdila and Namsai for public display.
The holy relics were last time brought to Tawang in 2013.
