Shravasti was located on the banks of the river Achiravati (now called the Rapti river).... It was the capital city of the kingdom of Kosala, and its king was called Pasenadi, who was a disciple of Buddha. ...The Buddha passed the greater part of his monastic life in Shravasti. His first visit to Shravasti was at the invitation of Anathapindika, whom he met in Rajagaha.

...Of the 25 rainy seasons which Buddha lived in Shravasti, he spent 19 in the monastery named Jetavana, and 6 in the monastery called Pubbarama. Thus, Shravasti is the place where Buddha lived the longest amount of time, and it is the place where he gave the largest amount of discourses and instructions.

(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shravasti)

At Sahet Mahet Stupa made for Anathapindika and Angulimala is located.

Buddha performed twin miracles here in this place