The story of Sujata is so inspiring. She brought a bowl of porridge from her humble home and presented it to the ascetic in starvation and told him that he cannot find Truth and the way without a living body to experience that. A truth that imparted the wisdom that guided the Buddha to realize his goal. Such a simple story, but with such profound wisdom and meaning. The Sujata Kuti is a simple monument to the great episode, that one needs to search out away from all the beautiful monasteries and great temples. It's manned by a few dedicated people, nothing fancy or impressive. But, nevertheless the soul of Buddhism lies there. A contribution to the upkeep of the place is well worth it.

This is a nice place to visit for Buddhist pilgrims as it is the place where Sujata offers Siddhartha Gautama the rice milk while on the verge of starving to death from extreme ascetic practice, leading to the realization of the "middle way". The tacky thing about this place are the "attendants" there constantly asking for donations.