Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu, you will be warmly welcomed by your tour representative and transferred to a luxury hotel in the city. After check-in, spend some time relaxing or exploring Thamel, Kathmandu’s vibrant hub filled with shops, cafés, and local handicrafts. In the evening, enjoy a welcome dinner featuring authentic Nepali cuisine, allowing you to unwind and prepare for your spiritual journey to Lumbini the following day.

After a leisurely breakfast at your Kathmandu hotel, you will be transferred to Tribhuvan International Airport for a short domestic flight to Bhairahawa (approx. 25 minutes). Upon arrival, a private luxury vehicle will take you to your premium resort in Lumbini (approx. 30–40 minutes). After check-in and lunch, spend the afternoon exploring Maya Devi Temple, the Ashokan Pillar, and the monastic zones, each built by different countries with unique Buddhist architecture. End the day at leisure in your resort, enjoying the peaceful ambiance and serene surroundings of this sacred site.

After breakfast at your Lumbini resort, embark on a visit to Tilaurakot, the ancient palace where Prince Siddhartha spent his early years. Explore the archaeological ruins, gardens, and temples in the area. Later, visit nearby cultural villages to interact with locals and experience authentic Terai traditions and lifestyle. Return to your resort in the afternoon for leisure, or enjoy a guided meditation session or a serene walk in the resort gardens. Conclude the day with a relaxing dinner at your premium lodge.

Begin your day with a guided meditation session or a peaceful garden walk at your Lumbini resort, soaking in the serene spiritual atmosphere. After breakfast, check out and take a private transfer to Bhairahawa or Lumbini Airport (approx. 30–40 minutes). Board your domestic flight back to Kathmandu (approx. 25 minutes), where you will be transferred to your hotel or Tribhuvan International Airport for onward departure. This concludes your luxury spiritual journey through the Buddha Circuit.