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Trekking Itinerary Nepal provides you with a specialized Itinerary for you to trek and travel like a local in Nepal. We are focused on providing you with the best experience and according to your budget. Trekking and Travelling can be a tiresome fearful experience whenever you are in a new country. You want to know beforehand what you could face and experience and make a schedule beforehand. That is where we come in, we are a group of young enthusiastic trekkers, travelers, and adventure junkies who like the fun of traveling.

We at Trekking Itinerary, Nepal offer you a diverse range of itineraries to match your needs. We understand people trek and travel in various situations. Some like backpacking, while others like to travel luxurious, and some like to trek, hike, safari, and do adventure sports. Nepal has all to offer, all you need is the right Itinerary.

We at Trekking Itinerary Nepal believe in responsible tourism, we want to give you tips and tricks to make your trek filled with memories and smiles. Some may be Trekking and Hiking for the first time, and you need to understand, what situations could unfold during these treks. Trekking in Nepal if not done right can be an unforgivable experience, we want to make sure you are ready, well-trained and fit enough. We can provide you with the best trekking itinerary and route that fits you the best.

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Trekking Itinerary Nepal: Trekking In Nepal Annapurna Circuithttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annapurna_Circuit

Here we will discuss Lumbini attractions, mainly the top 5 main attractions. Lumbini is an attraction mainly Buddhists all around the world as this is the birthplace of Buddha. Lumbini is the birthplace of Buddha where Thousands of tourists visit. the city of Lumbini to pray and indulge in experiences every year in the town of Lumbini. The most important site in the entire world for all Buddhists is Lumbini. The line above inspires me to live in the present, enjoy the moment, and above all be present.

Discover the sacred wonders of Lumbini, where ancient history and spiritual serenity converge at breathtaking attractions like the Maya Devi Temple, Ashoka Pillar, and the World Peace Pagoda, making it a must-visit destination for seekers of peace and enlightenment.

“Every morning we are born again. What we do today is what matters most.”

_ Gautama Buddha

Nepal is a multicultural, multilingual, and multi-ethnicity nation where people are religious tolerance and peace-loving. In such a tranquil and beautiful country there lies Lumbini – The Birthplace of Buddha, where Siddhartha Gautam, the founder of Buddhism was born. Lumbini is in the plains of Terai, near to Indian border where Siddhartha Gautam (Gautam Buddha) was born. Lumbini is a pilgrimage site for devotees all around the world. If you are looking forward to a spiritual place to visit, Lumbini will be the best option Lumbini provides an opportunity to witness the Birthplace of Gautam Buddha and the different stages of his life.

Lumbini attractions – Birthplace of Buddha

According to Buddhist tradition, Maya Devi was traveling to her parent’s home from her home in Kapilvastu in 642 BC. But suddenly, she went through labor and grabbed the branches of a tree and gave birth to Siddhartha Gautam. Here took seven steps when he was born. For every step, he took immediately after his birth a lotus bloomed. Later, Siddhartha Gautam received enlightenment, became Buddha and founded Buddhism.

In 246 BC, Emperor Ashoka built four stupas and stone pillar during his visit to Lumbini. A German archaeologist rediscovered the site in 1985.

Many Buddhists, as well as Hindus, visit the place every year to explore Buddhism as well as feel the peace in Nepal. Not only for Buddhist, Lumbini is also a holy place for the followers of Hinduism because they believe Gautam Buddha as another form of Lord Vishnu.

How to reach the Lumbini | Birth place of Buddha

If you are traveling to Lumbini from the capital, Kathmandu, you can choose either by air or land. Nepal Sanctuary Treks arranges and prepares tailor-made Lumbini Circuit Tour as per your requirements.

By flight: The flight departs from Kathmandu Domestic Airport and takes about 40 minutes to reach Bhairahawa Airport which is the nearest airport to Lumbini. Further, it will take about 30 more minutes to reach Lumbini by vehicle.

By Driving: If you prefer to travel by road then Nepal Sanctuary Treks arrange private vehicle or bus to Lumbini. It is a long journey of about 8 hours. But, if you enjoy having a look at the rural life of Nepal, this will be a good choice.

Lumbini attractions – The best time to visit Lumbini

Located in the south of Nepal, Lumbini experiences a subtropical monsoon climate. May and June are the hottest months. There occurs frequent rainfall during June to August and occasionally up to the end of September. The climate during December to January is warm with an average temperature of 20°C which can sometimes fall to 8-10°C. It is a good time to visit Lumbini during October and November.

The climate is favorable during this time of the year. Also, you can see many flowers around the temples that create a serene and beautiful environment. Likewise, April and May is also an ideal time to visit Lumbini. The Buddha Jayanti, falls during these months where devotes celebrate grandly. Many pilgrims come to celebrate this festival during this time.

Top 5 Attractions in Lumbini | Birth Place of Buddha

1. Lumbini attractions | Mayadevi Temple

The Maya Devi temple is one of the major Lumbini attractions The temple was built in honor of Maya Devi, the mother of Gautam Buddha. The white-colored temple is in a simple design, and the surrounding of the temple is perfect for morning meditation. The Maya Devi temple preserves the history of the mother of Gautam Buddha. According to Buddhism, Maya Devi gave birth to Gautam Buddha under a Banyan tree, and this temple stands exactly at the site of the tree. Thus being the exact spot where Buddha was born. There is a Bodhi tree nearby the temple where Maya Devi rested during her labor. Some pilgrims make their prayers sitting under the Bodhi tree.

2. Lumbini attractions | Ashoka Pillar

One of the oldest momunets in Emperor Ashoka (the greatest king of India) built the Ashoka pillar in 246 BC along with four other stupas. The inscription on the surface of the pillar says that Lumbini is a tax-free-zone. Till date, there are 19 Indian pillars with inscription.

3. Lumbini attractions | Puskarni Pond

A pond called Puskarni, located to the south of the Ashoka pillar, exists. Buddhist believes that Maya Devi took a bath in the pond before giving birth to Siddhartha Gautam. Gautam Buddha, the newly born baby, also had his purification bath in the pond right after his birth. Nowadays, the devotees take a holy dip in the pond. In the surrounding of the pond, there are the remains of the brick pagodas and monasteries that present a view of the 2^nd century BC and 9^th century AD.

4. Lumbini attractions | World Peace Pagoda

Bikes make it easy to access the World Peace Pagoda, one of the world’s greatest stupas situated outside Lumbini’s major compound. The beautiful pagoda is white and demonstrates the golden statue of Gautam Buddha in a posture during the time of his birth. The Japanese Buddhists built the Peace Pagoda at the cost of one million US dollars. An anti-Buddhist killed a Japanese monk while building the pagoda, and his tomb is now located at the base of the stupa.

5. Lumbini attractions | Tilaurakot

Tilaurakot, is well-known for the archaeological remains of ancient Shakya Kingdom and the childhood home of Prince Siddhartha Gautama. It is located 27 km west of Lumbini where there are ruins and mounds of ancient stupas and monasteries made of kiln burnt bricks and clay mortar. 

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Trekking in Nepal? We have created a complete itinerary, maps, hotels, and a guide to the trekking Routes in Annapurna. First, I have listed the best season and place where you can find your trekking gear for your adventure. Annapurna Circuit is the best trekking route in Nepal. Please contact us if you are looking to go trekking in Nepal and need a guide.

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Annapurna Circuit | Best Trek In Nepal

Trekking in Nepal: Annapurna Circuit is one of the most popular and best trekking routes in Nepal. The scenic view of Mount Annapurna, Manaslu, and Dhaulagiri makes the trek worth it from day one. You leave Kathmandu on a 4*4 Jeep to Jagat (1300 Km, nestled between rocky hills, where you stay.

Best season for trekking in Nepal- October and December

Best place to buy trekking gear- Kalapatthar, Thamel, Kathmandu

Day 1: Arrive in Kathmandu | Trekking In Nepal

Welcome to Kathmandu a place modern world meets the ancient world. This is where everything happens in Nepal. You will be met by our guide at the TIA and escorted to your hotel where you can freshen up. We will visit a local restaurant for dinner, where warm authentic cuisine will be prepared for you.

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Trekking In Nepal Day 2: Jeep to Jagat |

You level the hectic city of Kathmandu and get a 4*4 jeep to Jagat. A rocky valley between the Annapurna and Manasalu ranges. This is where we rest for the day in our guesthouse and start the trek the next day,

Trekking In Nepal Day 3 : Jagat (1300m) to Dharapani (1860m)

You start trekking in the morning, through the rocky hills with the sound of the Marsyangdi river flowing by your side. During the first day of trekking, you reach Tal and throughout the trek, you see huge waterfalls, Flora, and faunas. Your destination for the day is Dharapani.

Trekking In Nepal Day 4 – Dharapani to Chame (2600m)

The trail follows the Marsyangdi River, and you trek to Timang i.e. 2360 m through lush pine and fir forest. Once you start to ascend through the first you see a mesmerizing view of the valley below and Annapurna II in its background. But start to feel the altitude meaning you are in the high Himalayas now where you also get to see Mt. Manaslu (8156m) as well as Peak 29 (7871m) before you reach Chame.

Trekking In Nepal Day 5 & 6: Chame – Pisang – Manang

We exist in the village by spinning the prayer wheel therefore wishing us luck during our trek through the pine forest. Here the Marsyangdi gets narrow and the trail becomes steepest and vertical. Once we pass this point where we see Paungda Danda and the rock this is called gateway to heaven by the locals i.e. Gurungs.

You trek through the upper region of the Manang district where you see the Tibetan and Buddhist influence, you can see people herding yaks and crops like maize and potatoes. Leaving Pisang, you follow the Marsyangdi River and meet up again in the village of either Mungji and Braga.

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Table: Itinerary for Annapurna Circuit trekking In Nepal

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