The spread of Buddhism from India to Tibet and then to the wider regions of Central and East Asia took place mainly via the trade (and religious) route that went through the valley of Kathmandu, situated in present-day Nepal.
The spread of Buddhism from India to Tibet and then to the wider regions of Central and East Asia took place mainly via the trade (and religious) route-day Nepal. This route went through the valley of Kathmandu. The valley of Kathmandu was situated in present. This is generally accepted.