Varanasi/ Bodh Gaya, Sept 29 (ANI): The 4th International Buddhist Conclave in India attracted tourists from across the world, who were eager to visit the place where the Lord attained enlightenment and to learn more about the religion he propagated. The Conclave began on September 26 at Bodh Gaya in Bihar and concluded on Monday on the banks of the holy river Ganges in Varanasi. Most of the visitors were enthralled to witness the rituals performed by priests on the banks of the holy river Ganges. The chanting of hymns, the flickering lights of the traditional earthen lamps and the essence of incense sticks presented a rare spiritual experience for the participants. Secretary, Indian Tourism, Amrit Abhijat, said that the conclave was initiated with the view to attract more of Buddhist tourists from various countries.