Trip Introduction

Nepal Buddhist Religious Tour - 7 Days: "Cultural Tour of Buddhist Religion in Nepal"

The Nepal Buddhist Religious Tour is specially designed for Buddhist pilgrims and tourists interested in exploring the rich Buddhist heritage of Nepal. This tour is focused on visiting Buddhist shrines, monasteries, and stupas, with a particular emphasis on Lumbini, the birthplace of Lord Buddha.

The Buddhist Cultural Tour in Nepal is a unique religious experience, offering the opportunity to visit the country’s most significant Buddhist pilgrimage sites. The tour highlights Lumbini, located about 230 km from Kathmandu, where Siddhartha Gautam, the Shakya Prince, and ultimately the Buddha, was born in 623 BC. The Sacred Garden in Lumbini, marked by a stone pillar erected by Emperor Ashoka in 249 BC, is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

This 7-day cultural and religious tour covers key Buddhist sites across Nepal, including Kathmandu, Patan, and Bhaktapur. Youll visit important Buddhist temples, stupas, and monasteries such as Pharping, Namobuddha, and Kapan Monastery. The tour also includes visits to the largest Buddhist stupa in Nepal, Boudhanath, and the self-originating stupa at Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple).

Additionally, the tour offers a Sunrise & Sunset tour at Nagarkot Hill, where you can enjoy breathtaking mountain views. For those interested, we can include a visit to Chitwan National Park for an unforgettable wildlife safari, or an optional trip to Pokhara.

This tour can be customized to suit your preferences, whether you’d like to extend the itinerary beyond the 7-day Buddhist cultural tour or shorten it to fit your schedule. We are here to offer you the best religious and cultural experience in Nepal.

In addition to Lumbini, the tour covers other significant Buddhist pilgrimage sites in Kathmandu, such as Pharping, Namobuddha, and Nagarkot, known for its fresh, hilly landscapes and stunning mountain views.

Recommended year-round (except during the monsoon months of July and August), this tour is ideal for both Buddhist and non-Buddhist travelers.