Lumbini Tour as the birth place of Lord Buddha. When Buddha was once lying down on his dying bed at the age of eighty in Kusinagar his disciples, monks and nuns surrounded him. On this occasion, he advised with feeling of holy reverence and awe, the place where the Tathagata was born (Lumbini grove), the place the place he had reached perfect rationalization (Bodha-Gaya), the region the place for the first time he had proclaimed the law (Deer park close to Varaņasi) and the area of his closing extinction (Kusinagar). So, Lumbini was once declared as the sacred spot to the pilgrims and was visited by using the scholars, nobles, Royalties and devotees from all over the world. According to Kundala Vadana of Divyavadana having led King Asoka into the Lumbini jungle, venerable Upagupta indicated with his right hand and said Asmin Maharaja pradase bhagavan jatah, which means 'Oh Great king Here the Blessed one was once born King Asoka made an offer of one hundred thousand gold coins and set up the first cetiya or pagoda. Next chapter Asoka vadana of Divyavadan we discover the give an explanation for of the site. Asokan pillar of Lumbini it is inscribed that here Bhagwan Sakyamuni used to be at the Lumbini village where Siddhartha Gautama who located Buddhist religion he who has attain his aim. The enormous and habitational structures, stone sculptures, terracotta human and animal figurines, fragments of pottery belonging to the Mauryan, Suńga, Kushaņa, Gupta, Vardhan and Sena-Pala periods, located here prove that Lumbini used to be well-populated till the early-medieval period and was often visited by using the monks, nuns and other devotees from time to time. The names of Jitari Malla ( 1287-89AD) and Ripu Malla (1312AD) had been engraved on the stone columns (pillars) at Nigalihawa and Lumbini garden.