- Mulagandhakuti. The remains of the Buddha's hut in Jetavana Monastery. Jetavana (lit. 'Jeta's grove') was one of the most famous of the Buddhist monasteries or viharas...
- The website for Temple Forest Monastery, also known as Jetavana, a Buddhist monastery in Temple, New Hampshire and a branch of the Thai forest tradition...
- In Buddhist mythology ‘Jetavana’ refers to a sacred grove of trees, where the Buddha gave the majority of his teachings, in Northern India.
- Named after Buddha’s iconic sanctuary, Jetavana, this spiritual and skill development center in rural Maharashtra honors its forested site, preserving every tree.
- The space covered by the four bed-posts of the Buddha’s Gandhakuṭi in Jetavana is one of the four places that are constant (avijahitaṭṭhānāni)...
- Jetavana (Jathavanaramaya) was one of the most famous of the Buddhist monasteries or viharas in India.
- The layout of Jetavana Monastery in Sri Lanka is identical to that of the Abhayagiri monastery though smaller in dimensions.
- …other sites; of these the Jetavana at Anurādhapura is the largest, though now largely ruined.
- The below quotation from The Karandavyuha Sutra (a Mahayana sutra c400CE) mentions the Jeta Grove (ie the Jetavana).
- The interesting Jetavana Museum holds a striking collection of objects recovered during excavations since 1981 at the 300 - acre site monastery.