Kapilvastu, Tilaurakot

Kapilvastu, Tilaurakot Tilaurakot Kapilvastu , Nepal is situated in 2 KM west from Taulihawa, headquater of Kapilvastu District. Lord Guatama Buddha stayed here for 29 years.

कपिलवस्तु तिलौराकोट एउटा ऐतिहासिक आध्यात्मिक स्थल हो जसले सांसारिक शक्तिबाट अनन्त सत्यतिर हिँडेको पदचिह्नको उदाहरण हो । यसको संरक्षण ऐतिहासिक शुद्धताका लागि मात्र नभई बुद्धले प्रतिनिधित्व गर्ने शान्ति कायम गरि मानवतालाई मुक्तिको बाटोतर्फ उन्मुख गर्नु हो । This is the ancient palace of kapilvastu state where royal family used to live. The rulers of Kapilvastu were called Kings. At the time of Buddh

a 's Birth his father Suddodhan was the king of Country. After Suddhodan Mahanama was elected as the king of country. Prince Siddhartha was born at Lumbini Garden in 623-24 BC and was brought back to the city of Kapilvastu. He lost his mother only after seven days of his birth and was brought up by his step mother Prajapati Gautami. Seeing an old man, a sick man, a dead person and a sage, Prince Siddhartha was so much disgusted with the worldly life that he left his home town at the age of 29, when his was quite young. He had gone out of the city by the eastern gate. After great meditation Siddhartha attained the sambodhi and became one of the most reverred philosopher sage of his time. It was only because of Lord Buddha, Kapilvastu and Shakya clan became well known to the world. Kapilvastu city is situated near the sala forest and on the bank of Bhagirathi ( Banaganga) river. The excavations conducted during 2023-20 BS by Department of Aecheology, Nepal. The excavations carried out in Tilaurakot brought to light defence walls, the western gateway watchman's room, brick platforms, Blacksmith's workshops, the stupas pottery and several. The antiquities found from Tilaurakot excavations are very rich in quality as well as in quantity. Antiquities are Terracota Human figurines, Mauryan Figurines, Sunga Figurines, Kushan figurines, Animal Figurines, Beads, Bangies, Coins , stone objects, Metal objects, seals and sealings. Antiquities are in demonstration in Kapilvastu Museum, lies at 200M distance from Tilaurakot.

11/06/2026

Indigenous Tharu Community: The True Guardians of Heritage Conservation
The youth from the indigenous Tharu community of the Lumbini and Kapilvastu regions have recently stepped forward as 'Heritage Ambassadors'. They have begun treating foreign tourists to a wonderful and authentic 'Homestay' experience by linking their traditional culture, dances, and local indigenous cuisine with Buddhist history.

10/06/2026

Darkness at Archaeological Sites During the Night
Even basic solar-powered streetlights are lacking during the night at the Tilaurakot and Ramagrama Stupa areas. The risk of archaeological theft always remains high, as perpetrators can take advantage of the darkness.

09/06/2026

The Market for Fake Buddhist Artifacts
Ninety percent of the Buddhist statues and prayer beads sold in the Lumbini region are made of plastic imported from China and India; the government policy to promote local handicrafts is virtually non-existent.

09/06/2026

Professor Robin Coningham of the UK says—the role of the local community is paramount in preserving heritage. However, our authorities view the local people as 'uneducated' and do not involve them in any conservation process.

08/06/2026

Volunteers for securing heritage sites📿

07/06/2026

Buddhist Music and Sound Therapy
"Sound Healing Centers," which use the sound waves of Tibetan singing bowls and Buddhist mantras for mental therapy, have become a major attraction for foreigners in the Lumbini region.

06/06/2026

Buddha silence and about 11 questions📿

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