Lumbini Museum Review

On the edge of Lanbini Garden, the building is quite distinctive. It is not allowed to take pictures here. It is said that someone will check your camera. I don’t know how the internal photos released above were taken. .....

Lambini is the birthplace of Buddha. The museum shows the life of Buddha. If you come to Lumbini, you should go and see it. There are many tourists inside, and there are many local students to visit. Pay attention to keep quiet. There are many monks around.

It's not interesting, you can see it or not, it's chicken rib type. In fact, just look at this interesting building outside.

Located on the northernmost side of the entire Lumbini Park, across the entire monastery area and the Lumbini Sheng Park are far away, and then north is a large wetland, I heard that it is a bird sanctuary. The Lumbini Museum of 50 rupees is a strange shape of a behemoth, at first glance, it is a foreigner to help build, the architectural design is obviously considering the maximum use of natural lighting, for the difficult power supply of Lumbini area this is a wise move because The museum had two power outages in less than an hour alone. Although the museum stalls are large, there are not many physical exhibits such as stone statues. Most of them are pictures. The main introduction is the four major Buddhist holy places and four small holy places - except for the Lambini, which has been fighting with the Piprahwa site in India. The remaining seven holy sites are in India.

At the northernmost end of the temple area is a museum showing the influence of Buddha's life and future generations. Especially the later spread of Buddhism. Crossing the South Asian subcontinent, from the north and south, the origins of Mahayana and Mahayana Buddhism are finally developed.