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Lumbini, the birthplace of Lord Buddha, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a major Buddhist pilgrimage destination. Located in Nepal’s Rupandehi district, Lumbini is home to ancient monasteries, the sacred Maya Devi Temple, and the Ashokan Pillar. A multi-day tour allows you to explore the spiritual, historical, and cultural significance of Lumbini at a relaxed pace, while also visiting nearby attractions.
Duration
2-3 days
Difficulty Level
Easy
Trip Start and End
Lumbini (Hotel pick-up & drop-off
Best Season
September–November (Autumn) & March–May (Spring)
Trip Area
Lumbini Heritage Site and nearby attractions
Max Elevation
150m
Per Day Walk
3–5 km (depending on the itinerary)
Group Size
Solo to large groups
Accomodation
Hotels and guesthouses available
The birthplace of Buddha, featuring ancient ruins and a sacred pond. (Maya Devi Temple)
A historical pillar built by Emperor Ashoka in the 3rd century BCE. (Ashokan Pillar)
A peaceful area surrounding important monuments (Sacred Garden)
A Japanese-built stupa promoting peace and harmony. (World Peace Pagoda)
Monasteries from countries like Thailand, China, Japan, and Myanmar. (International Monastic Zone)
Exhibits related to Buddha’s life and history. (Lumbini Museum)
The sight of the majestic Everest and its surrounding peaks offers a backdrop for romance like no other.
Engage with the Sherpa culture, gaining insights into their traditions and Buddhist practices, enriching your journey with spiritual depth.
Savor the taste of local dishes, each a delightful fusion of traditional ingredients and mountain freshness.
Every challenge overcome and every laughter shared becomes a precious memory, etching this trek into the story of your lives.
Standing together at Everest Base Camp, you’ll feel a sense of shared triumph that only such a formidable quest can provide.
A detail description of Itirenary
Arrive in Lumbini and check into your hotel. Begin your tour at the Maya Devi Temple, the birthplace of Buddha, and visit the Ashokan Pillar and Sacred Garden. Explore the International Monastic Zone, admiring monasteries from different countries. End the day at the World Peace Pagoda for a serene sunset view. Overnight in Lumbini.
After breakfast, travel to Tilaurakot (25 km from Lumbini), the ancient capital of Kapilvastu, and explore its archaeological ruins. Visit the Kapilvastu Museum to see artifacts from the Shakya Kingdom. Return to Lumbini and, if time permits, visit the Lumbini Museum. Overnight in Lumbini.
Start your day with a visit to Devdaha (35 km from Lumbini), the maternal home of Queen Maya Devi. Explore its historical significance before stopping at a local village to experience rural life in the Rupandehi district. Return to Lumbini for departure or extend your stay.
➤ Daypack: Small backpack, water bottle, and light snacks.
➤ Clothing & Footwear: Modest attire for temple visits, comfortable walking shoes, sunglasses, and a hat.
➤ Personal Essentials: Passport/ID, cash, mobile phone & power bank.
➤ Adventure & Photography Gear: Camera or smartphone for capturing the spiritual ambiance.
➤ Optional Items: Notebook for reflections, umbrella (if visiting in monsoon).
A detail description of Tour Faq
Maya Devi Temple, Ashokan Pillar, Sacred Garden, World Peace Pagoda, International Monastic Zone, Lumbini Museum, Tilaurakot, Kapilvastu Museum, and Devdaha.
The best seasons are autumn (September–November) and spring (March–May) when the weather is pleasant.
Walking, cycling, or rickshaw rides are common within Lumbini. Private vehicles are recommended for visiting Tilaurakot and Devdaha.
Not necessary, but a local guide can provide historical and cultural insights, especially for sites like Tilaurakot and Devdaha.
Modest, comfortable clothing (covering shoulders and knees), walking shoes, and a hat for sun protection.
Newari cuisine, Thakali set meal, and simple vegetarian dishes are widely available.