Prepare for a captivating full-day exploration of Lumbini, an esteemed world heritage site and one of the globe's foremost pilgrimage destinations. Nestled in the picturesque Terai plains of southwestern Nepal, Lumbini beckons hundreds of thousands of tourists and devoted pilgrims annually, all seeking to pay homage to the revered Lord Buddha.
Lumbini's sacred precincts unveil a tapestry of archaeological treasures, including remnants of palaces, courtyards, tranquil ponds, ancient stones, and venerable statues, all harkening back over 2,500 years. Central to this sacred sanctuary is the hallowed Lumbini Garden, spanning nine square kilometers and serving as the birthplace of the Buddha. At its heart stands the iconic Ashokan pillar, a testament to Emperor Ashoka's reverence, erected in 249 BC. Adjacent to this pillar lies the Mayadevi Temple, housing a revered marker stone believed to denote the very spot where Siddhartha Gautam Buddha took his first breath.
A visit to the Puskarni Pond, nestled within the Garden, carries profound significance, as it is the site where Queen Mayadevi purportedly bathed before giving birth to Lord Buddha.
Lumbini's grandeur extends to a network of 62 archaeological sites, each resonating with its own unique significance in the life and legacy of Buddha. Among these treasures, Tilaurakot, Kudan, Gothihawa, Niglihawa, Sagarhawa, Aurorakot, Devadaha, and Ramgram beckon visitors with their historical allure, offering a comprehensive exploration of the Buddha's profound journey."
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