The driver picks you up from the hotel. Get the necessary stuffs for the day and join the tour. it takes approximately an hour to reach Tilaurakot.

Tilaurakot, believed to be the capital of ancient Kapilvastu was re discovered in 1899. The archeological remains features the ancient palace, located at an altitude secured by huge thick walls surrounded by Moats (ditches around the Palace walls for defensive purposes). Archeological and religious findings at Tilaurakot are the four gates, Kanthaka stupa, northeast pond, Samaidevi templ metal workshop and ancient roads dating back to 6-7th century. Nigrodharam Kudan, currently known as Kudan or Lori ki Kudan is the place where Lord Buddha met his father King Suddhodhan for the first time after enlightenment. Three stupas, the Nigrodharam pond and the ancient well, where the disciples’ used water from could still be seen here. Gotihawa, the birth place of Kakusandha Buddha. The Ashoka pillar built by King Ashoka to mark his birth and Stupa could be found here. Nigilhawa, the birth place of Kanakmani Buddha. Here we can find the ancient stone pillar erected by king Ashoka to mark his visit. Araurakot, is believed to be the place where Kanakmani Buddha lived, grew up and spent his married life. Sagarhawa, is believed to be the place where the noble Sakyas were massacred by king Virudhaka out of revenge. Sisaniya, a significant archeological with an ancient mound. It is believed the Sakyas built a stupa and a Sangharama (Monastry) here.

After our Tilaurakot visit, we’ll have lunch in a local restaurant.

Devdaha is 60kms east of Tilaurakot. The maternal hometown of Queen Mayadevi, the mother of Lord Buddha. It is also believed to be the hometown of Prajapati Gautami, the step mother and Princess Yasodha, the spouse of Lord Buddha. It is also said that Lorad Buddha spent few years of his childhood in Devdaha with his maternal family. The devdaha pond is half kilometers north of the center, and it is belived that Lord Buddha used toi bath here during his visit to Devdaha.

Ramgram, is located 22kms south east and has the only stupa where the sacred body relics of Lord Buddha is still in its original form. It is listed in the list of UNESCO tentative list of heritage in 1996.it is believed to be the only stupa not interfered by Kind Ashoka in the third century.

After the visit to Ramgram, we’ll drive back to our hotel.