Lumbini

 A symbol of peace, this striking white pagoda is located on the northern end of the Lumbini Garden, offering panoramic views and a quiet spot for contemplation.

A serene park surrounding the Maya Devi Temple, perfect for reflection and meditation, with tranquil water features and lush greenery.

Erected by Emperor Ashoka in 249 BC, this pillar is an important historical monument, marking his visit to Lumbini and spreading Buddhism across Asia.

A peaceful area within the Lumbini Garden where various countries have built monasteries, each showcasing unique architectural styles and offering a glimpse into global Buddhist traditions.

The exact birthplace of Lord Buddha, this UNESCO World Heritage site is the spiritual heart of Lumbini, featuring ancient ruins, the sacred Bodhi tree, and the marker stone indicating the Buddha’s birthplace.