Saptaparni Cave
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Saptparni Cave or Sattaparnaguha Cave is located on a hill where the first Buddhist council was held immediately after Buddha attained Nirvana. The cave is a source Rajgir's hot springs, having curative properties, thus making it sacred to the Hindus.
It is said[who?] to also have a Burmese Temple, being a Jain exhibit as a modern Japanese temple.
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