Twenty‑two bone fragments were found in an old burial mound and are now kept in museums.
Two of the fragments will travel to Arunachal Province for public viewing.
Security and special aircraft are being used to move the relics safely across the mountainous region.
Scholars from several countries will meet in Tawang to discuss the spread of Buddhism.
The event aims to strengthen cultural connections and teach people about Buddhist history.
The Indian Ministry of Culture and the state government are organizing the exhibition to highlight India’s Buddhist heritage.
The opening ceremony will be held at Tawang Monastery, a historic Buddhist site, with participation from monks and officials.
The exhibition coincides with Lhabab Düchen, a Buddhist festival that marks the Buddha’s descent from the heavenly realm.
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