Lumbini
3 Days
Easy
2-30 Persons
150m.
All seasons
Sightseeing tour
Hotel
Breakfast
Private Vehicle
Kathmandu
Lumbini
The Lumbini Tour is a deeply spiritual journey to the birthplace of Lord Buddha, located in the Rupandehi district of Nepal, near the Indian border. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Lumbini is one of the holiest pilgrimage destinations for Buddhists worldwide.
This tour not only takes you to the sacred Maya Devi Temple, where Queen Maya Devi gave birth to Siddhartha Gautama, but also immerses you in the tranquil surroundings of monasteries, meditation gardens, and historical landmarks. A visit to Tilaurakot, the palace where Buddha spent his early life as a prince, and Gotihawa, believed to be the true birthplace of Gautam Buddha, adds even deeper spiritual significance to this journey.
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A 2–3 day trip is ideal to cover major highlights. If you want to explore monasteries and meditation centers in depth, you may extend to 4–5 days.
Yes. Lumbini can be combined with Chitwan National Park safari, Pokhara tour, or Kathmandu cultural tour.
You can either fly directly from Kathmandu to Bhairahawa Airport (close to Lumbini) or take a scenic 6–7 hour drive.
Absolutely. Lumbini is not just a Buddhist pilgrimage site but also a cultural and historical destination for all travelers seeking peace and heritage exploration.
Light, comfortable clothing is fine, but modest attire (covered shoulders and knees) is recommended inside temples and monasteries.