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Lumbini: A Journey Through History and Culture

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Lumbini, located in the In Rupandehi district, Lumbini Province of Nepal, is the sacred birthplace of Siddhartha Gautama, who later became Lord Gautam Buddha, the founder of Buddhism. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Lumbini holds immense spiritual, cultural, and historical significance.

According to Buddhist tradition, Queen Maya Devi gave birth to Prince Siddhartha in the beautiful gardens of Lumbini around 623 BCE while on her way to her ancestral home. The site still houses the Maya Devi Temple, marking the Buddha’s birthplace, along with ancient ruins, stupas, and monasteries built over the centuries.

A stone pillar erected by Emperor Ashoka in the 3rd century BCE is historical evidence of Lumbini’s authenticity. Surrounding the temple area, the Lumbini Development Area includes serene monasteries, meditation centers, and the Peace Flame, a symbol of universal harmony, built by various Buddhist nations.

Today, Lumbini is not only a pilgrimage site but also a symbol of peace, compassion, and wisdom, attracting tourists from around the world seeking spiritual inspiration and tranquility.


Just 2.30 km from Butwal New Bus Park, 28.90 km from Nepal-India Border Belhiya ( Sunauli), and 32.30 km from Gautam Buddha International Airport, Manimukunda Sen Park is a place where everyone can enjoy a blissful natural environment.

By Flight :- You can easily get a bus from the new and old bus park in Butwal. Since buses go to many places in Rupandehi from here, it is also very easy to get a bus, and the bus may take some time.

By Bus :- If you have your own vehicle or a rented taxi, auto and online ride, you can easily reach the Manimukunda Sen Park . The very beautiful place is very close to the Mahendra Highway, a very important highway in Nepal. You can also come here easily and easily from other places.


The park is open to visitors throughout the week:

Sunday to Saturday : 7 AM to 6:30 PM


There are some things that you need to pay close attention to when entering or visiting the Mayadevi Temple.

Before entering the temple, you should remove your shoes and slippers.

It is best to wear respectful clothes when visiting this holy place.

A ticket is mandatory for entering the temple and it is prohibited to bring any kind of food and drinks into the temple. If you have brought any, please leave them outside the temple.

Fee CategoryNationality
Nepali NationalsIndian NationalsSAARC + Myanmar Other Nationals PP Holders
Conservation(Per day)Rs. 20Rs. 80Rs. 400Rs. 700
Still Camera(Per day)Rs 100Rs 100USD 3USD 3
Video Camera(Per day)Rs 1000Rs 1000USD 25USD 25
 Short Video, Music Video, Documentary Rs.3000Rs.3000Rs.3000Rs.3000
Professional Filming 10,000USD 1000USD 1000USD 1000
Meditation Pass(For 12 days)Free Rs 500Rs.500Rs. 1000




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