Lumbini - The birthplace of Lord Buddha
Lumbini is the birthplace of Lord Buddha, the most excellent spiritual teacher. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the town’s landmarks are the Maya Devi Temple, Sacrede Garden, Puskarini Pond, and the many monasteries built by different Buddhist countries. One can experience a feeling of tranquility and harmony here.
Highlights of Lumbini
Maya Devi Temple, the spot where Buddha was born
Ashoka Pillar, built by Emperor Ashoka, where it is inscribed that this s the spot of Lord Buddha’s birth
Explore Puskarini Pond and Sacred Garden
Visit the various monasteries, Lumbini Crane Sanctuary, and the Pagoda for World Peace.
Entry Fee
For SAARC nationals: NPR 100
For other tourists: NPR 200
How to get to Lumbini?
There are two different ways to arrive at Lumbini. You can drive overland or take a flight. It takes around 8-9 hours to drive from Kathmandu. Tourist buses and private vehicles on hire are available. It takes around 35 minutes—the flight lands at Bhairahawa Airport. You need to drive for around 30 minutes to arrive in Lumbini.
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