Gurpa Mountain is a sacred and scenic hill located in the Gaya district of Bihar and holds strong religious importance in Buddhism. It is believed to be the place where Mahakassapa, one of the chief disciples of Gautama Buddha, attained parinirvana. The mountain is also associated with Buddha’s visit during his lifetime, giving it deep spiritual significance. Gurpa Mountain can be reached by trekking, and the climb is considered a devotional journey by pilgrims. From the top, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding hills and plains. The site has a calm and meditative atmosphere, ideal for reflection and prayer. Buddhist monks and pilgrims from different countries visit Gurpa as part of the Bodh Gaya pilgrimage circuit. Gurpa Mountain continues to be an important symbol of Buddhist heritage and natural beauty in Bihar.