Lumbini Tour from Gorakhpur

Day 01 – Gorakhpur to Lumbini

Travel overland from Gorakhpur to Lumbini, one of the places with breathtaking views and scenic beauty. The birthplace of Lord Buddha, it is one of the most compelling places to visit in Nepal. Considered as the place of holy pilgrimage, Lumbini falls in the list of World Heritage Sites recognized by UNESCO. The moment we arrive at Lumbini, we transfer you to the hotel to take a rest after the journey. Check-in and then we go walking through the Sacred Lumbini Garden, the place to visit as it is considered the holy place and the birthplace of the Lord Buddha. There remains the Ashoka pillar on the charts too. Visiting the Maya Devi Temple with its bas-relief sculpture depicting Maya Devi also marks this on our Lumbini tour (Mirage Inn Hotel).

Day 02 - Lumbini Sightseeing

8:00AM – After Breakfast Drive to Lumbini). You will visit Japanese Stupa, Chinese Stupa, , Vietnam Stupa, Buddha’s birthplace, and many other Buddhist Stupas. You will hire Rickshaw on your own for sightseeing.(RIKSHAW ON DIRECT PAYMENT).

Day 03 – Drop at Gorakhpur

Breakfast Check out and drop at Gorakhpur.

Package Include:-

- Arrival and Departure transfer by private car

- Accommodation with breakfast in Lumbini

- All sightseeing as per the itinerary

- All hotel tax

Package Exclude:-

Guide, entry tickets, portage, tips, GST 5%, rikshaw and extras not included

Essential Information

Facts About Lumbini Tour Package

Lumbini is one of the religious and cultural heritage listed in the World Heritage by UNESCO. Let’s see some amazing facts about your next travel destination, Lumbini and get ready to be surprised.

- Lumbini was a garden maintained by Shakyas of Kapilvastu and Koilya of Devdaha when Buddha was born.

- Gautam Buddha’s real name was Siddhartha Gautam. When Siddhartha ran from his palace and became the Enlightened One, he started being called “Buddha.”

- Emperor Ashoka from India came to Nepal and erected a pillar to commemorate his visit and respect toward Gautam Buddha. The pillar is called Ashoka Pillar.

- After the death of Buddha, Lumbini’s beautiful garden was changed into a beautiful place of pilgrimage.

- UNESCO enlisted Lumbini in the World Heritages List in 1997.

- Lord Buddha passed in Kusinara. Before he passed away, he said Lumbini is a place that should be visited and seen by a person having faith, devotion and mindfulness that will cause the awareness and apprehensive nature of impermanence.

- Pilgrims and Travelers from around the world visit Lumbini to mark their respect and love towards Buddha in his birthplace.