2025 Lumbini Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

This winter, why not try a merit-making trip by paying homage to the 4 holy sites? You can visit 2 countries in one trip, India and Nepal. This place is the birthplace of the great man named Prince Siddhattha, the son of King Suddhodana and Queen Maya. According to Buddhist history, he walked 7 steps. For those who like traveling with Dharma, try paying homage to Buddha in India or Nepal once and you will love it. #WinterTravel #TravelAbroad #TravelPray

Lumbini is birthday place of Gautam Buddha . it’s a one of the most popular place in Nepal 🇳🇵. there are different types of temple . environment was peace ☮️ and I liked Nepalese people and Buddhist environment. Lumbini located in the Terai plains of southern Nepal 🇳🇵 Lumbini is one of the holiest places of one of the world's great religions, and its remains contain important evidence about the nature of Buddhist pilgrimage . I think every person must visit Lumbini at once because it’s a birth place of lord Gautam Buddha . who is very famous in the world . we enjoy ye a lot and it’s your turn to enjoy with Lumbini Buddhist environment. thank you 😊

The world Peace Pagoda or Shanti Stupa in Pokhara is the best viewpoint I've ever walked too. Picture 3 does absolutely no service to the stunning view. Mountains on top of mountains, a glass like lake and the settlements in between. Getting to the top was a fun hike, we walked from the city centre around to the back of the mountain and followed the trails and any signs we could find. Once we go to the top we were surprised to find a coupe local restaurants selling 'momo' and coffee which we were strong. We went to the Pagoda which is a silent zone and just sat untill the sunset taking in the spectacular views. Note: When the sun sets in Pokhara temperature plummets and it gets very dark very fast. So as we were not dressed for the cold or the dark we came down the mountain fairly quickly and found a taxi stand at the base of the mountain on the back side.

A different culture with different food and very nice people. It may be very hot but that won‘t stop you fron seeing all the parks and temples! Take a translator with you!

I recommend travelling solo to Lumbini if you truly want to have Siddarths experience. Just let go of your fears and stress. I cant comprehend how people come in groups and end up taking hundreds of photos in hundred poses and rush back to their hotels or buses. They miss the gist of this visit. 🥰😍😍😍 The Lord Budhha birth place, Lumbini. This place is located in central region of nepal. It's the most 😍😍beautifull place to visit

Lumbini, the birthplace of Buddha, is home to numerous temples built by countries around the world. Among them, the Rajakiya Buddha Vihar stands out as one of the earliest Buddhist temples established in the area. While it may not boast extravagant designs, this serene space is a hidden gem for those seeking a peaceful pilgrimage. 👀 Highlights ✨ A Tranquil Space Beloved by Locals 🧘♂️ Unlike the more ornate temples in Lumbini, Rajakiya Buddha Vihar offers a simple and calming atmosphere. The scent of incense, the sound of chanting, and the sight of people quietly praying naturally bring peace to visitors. In front of the Buddha statue in the main hall, you can experience moments closer to prayer than sightseeing. One of the Oldest Buddhist Temples ⛩️ This temple is among the first Buddhist temples built in Lumbini, predating the development of the area as Buddha's birthplace. Within its grounds, you'll find a replica of a historic stone pillar that once stood near the Ashoka Pillar at the Maya Devi Temple. This pillar bears the scars of history, as its surface was defaced by invading forces (Muslims) in the past. Visitors can closely observe this valuable artifact. A Spot for Reflection Amid Pilgrimage 🪷 After visiting other temples and the Maya Devi Temple in Lumbini, stopping by Rajakiya Buddha Vihar offers a moment of quiet to take a deep breath. Rather than being a tourist destination, it serves as a place to listen to your inner voice, making it particularly popular among repeat visitors. Warm Hospitality for All 🤝 Established by the Nepalese government, Rajakiya Buddha Vihar welcomes everyone with an open and friendly atmosphere. Regardless of your faith, this is a space where you can pause and reflect. The monks here provide a gentle presence, making it a comfortable visit even for first-timers. Additionally, if you visit around 10 AM, you can enjoy free meals served at the temple. Basic Information 📝 📍 Access: Within a 5-minute walk from the Maya Devi Temple 💰 Admission: Free 🕰️ Opening Hours: 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM Rajakiya Buddha Vihar is a hidden gem in Lumbini, ideal for travelers seeking prayer and introspection rather than sightseeing. Its understated beauty and tranquil atmosphere add depth to your journey. As you explore Lumbini, make sure to visit this serene spot and experience the quiet air where history and prayer intersect.

Spend 24 hours in Lumbini. I stayed overnight in the Korean temple for 500 rupees (the accommodation is extremely barebones, but includes all meals). Then spend the next morning wandering the Maya Devi temple and the Peace Pagoda.

Hey friends! Join us on a 10-day in-depth tour of Nepal, a mysterious country! This super practical guide is here, so save it and start your exotic journey now! . Nepal, a mountainous kingdom located on the southern slopes of the Himalayas🏔️, has a long history and unique regional style. It is not only an adventurer's paradise🧗‍♀️, but also known as the mountain country of Asia. Come to Nepal and explore the mysterious snow-capped mountains! . Route suggestion: 🌈10-day in-depth tour of Nepal DAY1: Arrive in Kathmandu and enjoy 24-hour airport pick-up service. DAY2-DAY3: Explore Kathmandu and Chitwan, experience folk customs and dances, get close to elephants, and go on a jungle adventure. Then head to Lumbini. DAY4: Immerse yourself in the Buddhist culture of Lumbini and visit Buddhist temples and holy sites from various countries. DAY5-DAY6: Head to Pokhara, pass through small towns to experience local culture, enjoy the sunrise at Machapuchare, and explore attractions such as the World Peace Pagoda. DAY7: Return to Kathmandu, with the option to upgrade to a flight to shorten the journey. DAY8-DAY9: Visit the surrounding areas of Kathmandu, including Nagarkot, Swayambhunath, Durbar Square, and other historical buildings and natural scenery. DAY10: Visit the Great Stupa, then end your journey and return home. . Must-see attractions: 🌟 Kathmandu Durbar Square: This place gathers the essence of Nepal's history and culture, and the splendor of the World Cultural Heritage is unforgettable. 🐘 Chitwan National Park: Ride an elephant into the jungle for an adventure, or watch elephants bathe leisurely by the river. You can also get up close to crocodiles on a canoe. 🌄 Phewa Lake: Enjoy a leisurely vacation among the lakes and mountains. Take a boat ride on the lake and immerse yourself in the tranquility and beauty. . Travel essentials: 🧳Nepal travel must-have list 📞 A SIM card for local calls and internet access, making it easy and worry-free to stay connected. 🔌 Plug adapter, as South Asian power outlets are different from ours, so bring it to charge your devices. 🪪 Prepare your documents, including your passport and visa, as they are required for entry and exit. 👕 Comfortable clothing, as Nepal is warm in November, so breathable and quick-drying clothes are recommended. 🔋 Chargers and cables, as electronic devices are indispensable, so keep them fully charged. 🎒 Choose a good backpack, as it is essential for hiking and climbing, and lightweight and sturdy are important. Prepare these items to make your trip to Nepal smoother!🌟 . The journey to Nepal is full of exploration and excitement! Follow me to unlock more of Nepal's mysteries and beauty, and make your trip even more unforgettable!

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Buddha’s first lecture is also known as the first turning of the wheel. Shortly after attaining enlightenment in Bodhgaya, he travelled to Varanasi, the holy city on the Ganges. There he spoke in a deer park to a small group of people. It is therefore not surprising that deer are often depicted flanking the wheel! This first lesson that he gave set the wheel, which symbolizes the dharma teachings, in motion. The audience from the deer park became his first followers and the first members of the monastic community. He circle in Buddhism symbolizes the perfection of the Dharma teachings. Buddha used the Wheel of Dharma to spread his teachings. The eight spokes – symbolizing the eight lessons of life – lead the way to the centre of the wheel, the axle. This is the only part of the wheel that stands still, yet at the same time it is what connects to the rest of the wheel as a whole. The axle is therefore a symbol of enlightenment. #mytripvlog#urbanexplorer#tripblazers#summervacation#celebratewithtrip

Lumbini has a number of older temples, including the Mayadevi Temple, and various new temples, funded by Buddhist organisations from various countries, have been completed or are still under construction. Many monuments, monasteries and a museum, and the Lumbini International Research Institute are also within the holy site. Also, there is the Puskarini, or Holy Pond, where the Buddha's mother took the ritual dip prior to his birth and where he had his first bath. At other sites near Lumbini, earlier Buddhas were, according to tradition, born, then achieved ultimate Enlightenment and finally relinquished their earthly forms. The Government of Bangladesh is currently constructing a major Buddhist Monastery in Lumbhini.[9] Lumbini was made a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1997.

The Lord Buddha was born in 623 BC in the sacred area of Lumbini located in the Terai plains of southern Nepal, testified by the inscription on the pillar erected by the Mauryan Emperor Asoka in 249 BC.

The elevated bike path, Lumpini Park - Benjakitti Park, or as many people call it, the Green Bridge, is a running and cycling path that connects Lumpini Park to Benjakitti Park. But exercise is not our way. How to get there: MRT Lumpini, walk along Witthayu Road for about 900 meters, or BTS Phloen Chit, walk along Witthayu Road for about 1.2 kilometers (it's a fun walk. I recommend taking a motorcycle taxi). #VisitBangkok

It is also registered as a World Heritage Site as the birthplace of Buddha, the founder of Buddhism. You can see Buddhist temples from all over the world within the park, and if you time it right, you can even practice at each temple. #Nepal #TempleTour

Speaking of Lumbini, you may have heard for the first time that it is a small town sandwiched between India and Nepal. It is also the birthplace of Buddha Sakyamuni. There is a bodhi tree in Lumbini. It is said that Sakyamuni At that time, Nepal was under the tree. Lumbini can be said to be a small city full of "Amitabha". Why do you say this? Because there are almost every country in France, India, Sri Lanka, Germany, Myanmar, etc. There is a temple in your own country, and the temples and architectural styles of each country are very different. It is very interesting! One of the most proud of us is our Zhonghua Temple, which is particularly atmospheric with traditional architectural style! Chinese people can eat and live in the temple free of charge with their passports. If they go to other temples, they have to pay for it. However, Zhonghua Temple is the best accommodation in many temples. The standard room has air conditioning.