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Pragyagiri Events – 30th International Buddhist Conference & Spiritual Gatherings

Pragyagiri in Dongargarh, Chhattisgarh, is not just a serene Buddhist destination it is also home to some of the most significant Buddhist events in India. Every year, this spiritual hilltop hosts festivals, retreats, and teachings that attract monks, pilgrims, and scholars from across the country and the world. The highlight of the year is the International Buddhist Conference held on February 6th, an event that celebrates global Buddhist unity, wisdom, and peace.

30th International Buddhist Conference – February 6th, 2025

• 📍 Location: Pragyagiri, Dongargarh, Chhattisgarh
• 📅 Date: February 6th, 2025
• 🕊 Significance: A globally recognized gathering of monks, scholars & devotees

The conference is attended by:

1. Eminent Buddhist monks from India, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and other countries
2. Buddhist scholars, researchers, and teachers
3. Spiritual seekers and pilgrims from across the world

Conference Schedule

1. 🗓️ February 5th – Paritrana Path
2. A powerful protective chant from Buddhist scriptures
3. Conducted by senior monks in a ceremonial setting
4. Visitors are encouraged to participate or observe in silence

🗓️ February 6th – Prayers & Discourses

• Morning Session: Global Buddhist prayers and guided meditation
• Midday Session: Discourses on Buddhist teachings, peace, and compassion
• Evening Session: Community blessings and closing chant

Why the Buddhist Conference at Pragyagiri is Globally Significant

1. Held at one of India’s most peaceful Buddhist pilgrimage sites
2. Located at the foot of a massive golden Buddha statue in Chhattisgarh
3. Bridges spiritual traditions across cultures and nations
4. Promotes mindfulness, ethical living, and social harmony

Other Annual Events & Gatherings at Pragyagiri

While the International Buddhist Conference is the most prominent, Pragyagiri also hosts several Buddhist festivals and meditation retreats throughout the year:

1. 🗓️ February 5th – Paritrana Path
2. A powerful protective chant from Buddhist scriptures
3. Conducted by senior monks in a ceremonial setting
4. Visitors are encouraged to participate or observe in silence