Lumbini- Birth Place of Lord Budhha Album

"After I am no more, O Ananda! People of belief will visit the place with faith, Curiosity, and devotion… Lumbini, the place where I was born. The path to ultimate peace is a spiritual discipline. “- Sakyamuni Buddha

The birthplace of Lord Buddha is one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites and is a pilgrimage to devotees, explorers, wanderers, researchers, and peace lovers from around the world

Lumbini, located at the base of the Chure range in the Tarai region of Nepal is the birthplace of Lord Buddha, as testified by the inscription on the pillar erected by the Mauryan Emperor Asoka in 249 BC.

In addition to embracing peace, contemplative values, and spirituality, Lumbini also attracts naturalists, botanists, and zoologists with its rich natural biodiversity. There are 27 species of mammals, 44 types of fish, and herds of blue bulls in the area.  The Important natural landscapes and biodiversity in and around Lumbini include the serene natural environment, Lumbini Crane Sanctuary, which has several natural wetlands, rivers, and farmland for bird watching. The most iconic among them is the Sarus Crane, the tallest flying bird in the world which holds a special place within the ancient culture of Lumbini, the birthplace of the Buddha. the Lumbini Crane Sanctuary in Lumbini works as a biodiversity conservation and learning center working with the local communities to conserve cranes and the ecosystems, wetlands, and watersheds, and protect the natural diversity of the Greater Lumbini Area's landscape. 

The sight of the blooming lotus flower is another major attraction linked with Lord Buddha.