A visit to the holy land of Lumbini is more than just a spiritual journey—it is a deep dive into the excellent annals of history and culture. The Ashokan Pillar, erected by the Mauryan emperor Ashoka during his pilgrimage in 249 BCE, bears inscriptions given to the site's old heritage. Adjacent to the Maya Devi Temple is the Puskarini Pond, believed to be where Queen Maya Devi took the famed ritual bath before giving birth to the all-knowing and ever-revered Buddha. The archaeological remains of ancient stupas and monasteries are scattered throughout the area, providing glimpses of early Buddhist practices. The Lumbini Museum further enriches the experience by collecting artifacts and manuscripts detailing the great Buddha's evolution. Beyond its historical and spiritual importance, Lumbini also has global peace and harmony, making it a great destination of impressive contemplation and inspiration for those seeking enlightenment and total peace.