user8305: While reading about Lord Buddha I found that he traveled to some other countries. But I couldn't find exactly how many countries. Does anyone know the answer for this?   

user-1: i tried to look for document i read a few years back but no luck. Maybe someone saw the same document as i did and has a better luck finding it.  Someone have compiled a list of places mentioned in the beginning of suttas to map out Buddha's where about at each raining season.  He stayed in Jettawana grove the longest for 20 years, next was monastery (i dont remember the name) built by lady Visaka for 10 years, 5 years or less in other places such as one built by his physician Jivaka (i believe it was mango grove), Bamboo groove (Veluvana) etc.  If you go by the record in these sutta, Buddha did not travel beyond what currently are India and Napal.     

user8044: Solosmasthana are 16 sacred places in Sri Lanka, that Gautama Buddha is said to have visited. Buddha is said to have visited the country three times and on one occasion, the  footprint of the Buddha was placed symbolizing the Buddha's presence. The sacred left footprint is said to be imprinted by Buddha on his third visit to Sri Lanka at the apex of the Sri Pada Mountain. There are two other places that the Buddha is said to have visited and placed the sacred footprint. One is in Thailand, and the other is at Sunaparanta – the present day Saudi Arabia, & at the Kaabah.

8305: <p>While reading about Lord Buddha I found that he traveled to some other countries. But I couldn't find exactly how many countries. Does anyone know the answer for this?   </p>
 -1: <p>i tried to look for document i read a few years back but no luck. Maybe someone saw the same document as i did and has a better luck finding it.  Someone have compiled a list of places mentioned in the beginning of suttas to map out Buddha's where about at each raining season.  He stayed in Jettawana grove the longest for 20 years, next was monastery (i dont remember the name) built by lady Visaka for 10 years, 5 years or less in other places such as one built by his physician Jivaka (i believe it was mango grove), Bamboo groove (Veluvana) etc.  If you go by the record in these sutta, Buddha did not travel beyond what currently are India and Napal.     </p>
 8044: <p><a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solosmasthana" rel="nofollow">Solosmasthana</a> are 16 sacred places in Sri Lanka, that Gautama Buddha is said to have visited. Buddha is said to have visited the country three times and on one occasion, the  footprint of the Buddha was placed symbolizing the Buddha's presence. The sacred left footprint is said to be imprinted by Buddha on his third visit to Sri Lanka at the apex of the Sri Pada Mountain. There are two other places that the Buddha is said to have visited and placed the sacred footprint. One is in Thailand, and the other is at <a href="http://www.tamroiphrabuddhabat.com/chaiwat/myanmar/2553/January/Buddha%20Visit%20to%20Shwesettaw.pdf" rel="nofollow">Sunaparanta</a> – the present day Saudi Arabia, &amp; at the Kaabah.</p>
