left inconsistent records) Hindu artwork, including a large number of Ramayana panels and deity artwork Jaina temple and artwork (now called Shobhnath temple) Outside of Shravasti is located the stupa where the Buddha performed the Twin Miracle (Pali:). At the current complex, managed by ASI, many monuments can be seen including the Angulimala's stupa, Anathapindika's stupa, and the Shobhanatha temple. There is an old temple dedicated to a Jain Tirthankara Sambhavanatha, which Jains believe is the site where he was born in pre-historic times. Contemporary Shravasti The site of Jetavana monastery is the main pilgrim destination, with meditation and chanting mainly done at the Gandhakuti (Buddha's hut) and the Anandabodhi tree. Buddhist monasteries from the following countries have been constructed at Shravasti: Thailand, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Tibet, and China. Legacy The site is the basis of the "Miracle of Sravasti" artwork found in numerous Buddhist sites and literature, all over Asia. Notes References Bibliography J. Ph. Vogel (1908), The Site of Sravasti, The Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland, pp. 971-975, (a more recent, abridged translation) Li, Rongxi, trans. (1995). A Biography of the Tripiṭaka Master of the Great Ci’en Monastery of the Great Tang Dynasty. Numata Center for Buddhist Translation and Research. Berkeley, California. (a recent, full translation) External links Ancient Indian cities History of Uttar Pradesh Buddhist pilgrimage sites in India Places in the Ramayana Gonda, Uttar Pradesh Former populated places in India Buddhist sites in Uttar Pradesh Indo-Aryan archaeological sites