Nepal has been prominently featured in the New York Times’ annual list of "52 Places to Go in 2025," highlighting the enchanting destination of Lumbini. A place steeped in history, spirituality, and cultural significance, Lumbini warmly invites travelers to immerse themselves in its unique offerings. 

The New York Times covers Lumbini in its article on 9. Lumbini, Nepal: 

52 Places to Go in 2025: Lumbini, Nepal
Visit new temples and meditation centers at an ancient pilgrimage site 

Millenniums ago, a queen named Maya Devi is said to have entered the Gardens of Lumbini and given birth to Siddhartha Gautama, the Buddha. Lumbini, in present-day Nepal, has since become a pilgrimage site filled with ancient ruins and contemporary Buddhist centers. Ten years after a devastating earthquake rattled the country, new temples and meditation centers are opening. Inaugurated in November, the Thousand Buddha Temple is a three-level, Tibetan-style structure adorned with three 16-foot golden Buddha statues and over 1,000 other Buddha statues. This year, the city will welcome the India International Center for Buddhist Culture and Heritage, a carbon-neutral, lotus-shaped building featuring meditation and exhibition rooms. Renovation work is also set to begin on the Ramagrama Stupa, a UNESCO-listed temple site from the sixth century B.C., located about 30 miles from Lumbini. The Italian architect Stefano Boeri has provided the restoration design plan.
— Seth Sherwood 

At Liberty Holidays, we are excited to present this beautiful destination that promises a transformative experience for visitors. Lumbini’s historical importance and serene environment make it an ideal choice for those looking to explore spirituality and culture. We are here to assist and arrange your spiritual holidays to Lumbini, tailored to your desires.

Source: New York Times