Autumn isn't just a trekking season. It's neither summer nor winter. Only foreigners used to go sightseeing in the past, but Nepalis have begun to do so in recent years, with various plans and packages.
Travel and hiking agencies also provide a variety of packages for both domestic and international guests. We're here to tell you about a lovely and gorgeous tourist attraction in Province 5:
Lumbini: Birthplace Of Buddha
Lumbini Province, of course, has numerous tourist attractions. Lumbini, however, continues to draw a large number of visitors. The location is a religious tourism hotspot because it is the birthplace of Lord Gautam Buddha. Buddhists from all over the world travel to Nepal with the expectation that they will visit Lumbini. This location can be considered one of the top tourist spots for domestic and international visitors.
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Caption: Lumbini, the birthplace of Gautam Buddha
We may learn everything there is to know about Gautama Buddha right here. The location is also accessible by road and air. Lumbini has been designated as the year of the visit by the state administration. Lumbini is located 22 kilometres from Rupandehi's Bhairahawa. There are both private and public transportation options for getting there. Staying is not an issue. Large hotels are ready to accommodate you.
Palpa's Rani Mahal: A Historical Symbol Of Love
Another tourist attraction in Province 5 is the Rani Mahal in Palpa. It has its distinct historical features. Ranimahal vs Ranimahal, The foundation stone for Durbar Mandir Patipowwa, was placed in 1950 BS, and the project took four years to complete.
Taj Mahal of Nepal
The Taj Mahal of Nepal is Rani Mahal Durbar, located 13 kilometres from Tansen in Palpa. Two stone ponds may be found on the north bank of the Kaligandaki river, on a massive rock, on the left side of the western-style Ranimahal palace on a huge rock, on the right side of the guard post, and the left side of the stairwell are two Shiva and Ganga temples.
A British engineer developed the palace in the Yuan style. The rooms for worshipping Khadga Shamsher, the living room on the upper floor, and the chambers of Khadga Shamsher on the middle floor are located to the east of this palace. The palace is beautiful because of the adjacent garden and Rani Pokhari.
There are panipokhari temples, gardens, and other attractions inside the palace, which is 56 feet broad and 112 feet high. The cops have been providing security to the properties there in previous years. Thanks to road construction, it is now much easier to go to Ranimahal. There are a few hotels around that offer lodging. You can also go to Rani Mahal during the day and remain in Tansen Bas in the evening to view Palpa's Srinagar.
Swargadwari Temple Of Pyuthan
Out of the 12 districts in five states, six are hilly. Even though Lumbini is located in the Terai area, the hilly region contains several other notable tourist attractions. Pyuthan's Swargaddhari is one among them. Pyuthan is one of Nepal's holiest sanctuaries. Hindu pilgrims believe that their journey will not be complete until they reach paradise.
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Caption: Swargadwari Temple
It is located in the Mahabharata range at around 2122 meters (6960 feet). Sages are supposed to have sat in this spot in the past and gone to heaven. You can take a bus from Ghorahi to Dang to get to this location. Swargadwari is a religious tourism destination around 26 kilometres west of Khalanga, Pyuthan's district seat. Religious tourists, in particular, are frequent visitors. Once you arrive, you can enjoy the incredible beauty of the mountains in addition to religion.
Banke National Park
Nature-lovers account for almost 60% of all tourists worldwide. Wanke National Park, home to tigers, is a must-see for wildlife lovers. On the east side of Shivkhola, west Kohalpur-Surkhet highway, north Chure mountain, and south-east-west road, Patebagh and elephants may be seen in the park.
Elephants In Banke National Park
The park, which spans 550 square kilometers in the districts of Banke, Dang, and Salyan, is home to a wide range of amphibians and plants, mammals, birds, and fish. Significant wildlife habitats can also be found in the park. Tourists flock to view Patebagh in particular.
Palpa's Srinagar
Palpa's Srinagar is regarded as the state's beauty or crown. Tansen Municipality's Batasedanda was treeless and arid. However, many plants were later planted and transformed into a lovely garden, and Batasedanda was renamed Srinagar.
Temples, Buddha sculptures, and even gardens can be found. Srinagar is said to be a site of quiet, attractive woodlands, appropriate for a timely and healthy environment, with an area of roughly 1,500 ropanis. Tigers, leopards, rabbits, deer, and other bird species such as kaliz, titra, and koili live in Srinagar.
This location is well-known for its picnics and picnics, and it gives stunning views of Machhapuchhre, Himalchuli, Annapurna, Kanjirova, Manaslu Ganesh Himal, and other peaks. The Madi Valley and the clear weather in the northern portion of India to Gorakhpur trains can be a great observation in addition to the sunrise. A contemporary golf course has been constructed here, making it more appealing to both local and international golfers. The distance between Butwal and Srinagar is around 40 kilometres.
Other Major Tourist Attraction:
Bardia National Park
Bardia National Park, located in Province No. 5, is the largest park in the country. The park is unique tourism and jungle safari attraction. Tigers, rhinos, elephants, protected black rhinos, and crocodiles are all found in Bardia National Park. The National Park, Nepal's longest bridge (1015 meters) at Geruwaghat in Karnali, Babai Valley, Karnali River, Krishnasara Conservation Area in Khairpur, Tharu cultural traditions, and homestays are all excellent places to learn about Bardiya.
This park includes sections of the Karnali and Babai rivers. There are few pine forests in the park's upper reaches, while the Terai is primarily covered in sal forest with grassland in between. Here, you'll find aquatic crocodiles, swans, and various fish. There are currently 438 species of native and migratory birds in the park. This park has a lot of tourism potential and is easily accessible by road.
Banke Bageshwari Temple
The Bageshwari Temple in Nepalgunj, Banke, is another holy site in Lumbini Province. Nepalgunj is a historic city, and its temple holds special religious significance in Hinduism. Sati Devi's tongue is said to have fallen out here. The eunuchs are claimed to have been the first to worship here. This temple, located on the shores of a big lake, attracts visitors from neighbouring India.
