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[08:57, 2/17/2026] Guilherme Samel Chörten Travel: Restaurants Delhi
[08:57, 2/17/2026] Guilherme Samel Chörten Viagens: Hi Gra
[08:58, 2/17/2026] Guilherme Samel Chörten Viagens: This one is simple and delicious. I usually eat Veg Thali. My favorite because it's lighter than typical Indian food in terms of oil.
[08:58, 2/17/2026] Guilherme Samel Chörten Viagens: It's located in a cultural center. If you go, take photos of the mural with events so we can see if there are any other interesting events in the city. It's called Triveni Café.
[08:59, 2/17/2026] Guilherme Samel Chörten Viagens: You can take a tuk-tuk 😉
[09:00, 2/17/2026] Guilherme Samel Chörten Viagens: And this one is practically at the Summit location. I think there's an access between the two. It's in the Crafts Museum. It's called Café Lota.
https://maps.app.goo.gl/d4FSFittmSVNZWUg9
[09:01, 2/17/2026] Guilherme Samel Chörten Viagens: Afterwards, it would be nice to think about a South Indian restaurant for you to try. To explore other markets. There's another restaurant in the market that I used to go to, like Host, which was very good…
[09:04, 2/17/2026] Guilherme Samel Chörten Viagens: In that park nearby, Sunder Nursery, there's a version of a restaurant that I really like. On one hand, it's more outdoors, which is nice. On the other hand, it's a bit packaged for takeaway even when eating at the café. In another location, I guarantee it's very tasty South Indian food. I haven't tried the food at the park yet. Only snacks. It's called Carnatic Café.
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24). Both Chinese travellers have noticed the stupa during their visit to Kapilavastu. https://lumbinidevtrust.gov.np/post/2_6680b9d6349fe
Twin or Dhamnihawa Stupas
https://maps.app.goo.gl/RXmvHpRij4XLf7q86
– The Dhamnihawa Stupas are believed to have been built to commemorate the Lord Buddha's parents, King Suddhodan and Queen Mayadevi. The twin stupas are located on the banks of Banganga river, around 800 meters north of Tilaurakot. The stupas were unearthed between 1968 and 1969. https://kathmandupost.com/travel/2019/09/21/seven-historical-sites-in-kapilvastu-that-you-probably-didn-t-know-about
Next most important place:
Kudan Stupa or The Ancient Nyigrodharama Site
https://maps.app.goo.gl/Sr22LcYgbQZxv4886
– An important site for Buddhists, Nigrodharam, also known as Kudan, lies about 2.5km south from Taulihawa. It is here that King Suddhodan Shakya, the Buddha's father, constructed a large vihara to meet his son for the first time after Siddhartha achieved enlightenment. It is also the place where Lord Buddha delivered his first discourse following enlightenment to his followers, including his wife Yashodhara and son Rahul. Recent excavation projects have discovered a wooden post-hole dating to the 8th century BCE which they believe will be instrumental in yielding new information about the Buddha's life. https://kathmandupost.com/travel/2019/09/21/seven-historical-sites-in-kapilvastu-that-you-probably-didn-t-know-about
Other locations related to other Buddhas, starting with the one furthest north of the palace, very, very simple:
Niglihawa
https://maps.app.goo.gl/LBZp1FRPduZMVAh79
– The Birthplace of Kanakamuni Buddha. Located about 7 kilometers northeast of Taulihawa, Niglihawa is recognized as the birthplace of Kanakamuni Buddha. In 249 BC, Emperor Asoka visited this revered site and erected a stone pillar inscribed in Brahmi script and Pali language. The inscription commemorates Asoka's enlargement of Kanakamuni Buddha's stupa, his worship at the site, and the erection of the pillar to mark the birthplace during his 20th coronation year. Additionally, the pillar bears an inscription by King Ripu Malla from 1312 AD. Renowned Chinese pilgrims, including Fa-Hien and Hiuen-Tsang, documented the Kanakamuni Stupa and Asoka Pillar in their travelogues. In recent times, a small statue of Kanakamuni Buddha has been established at the site, adding to its historical and spiritual significance. https://lumbinidevtrust.gov.np/page/2_667f8489290b3
Arorakot
https://maps.app.goo.gl/Su4bXWuoQGwycVEcA
– Hometown of Kanakamuni Buddha. Located 1.4km east of Niglihawa and 10km northeast of Taulihawa, Araurakot is identified as the town where Kanakamuni Buddha lived, grew up, and spent his married life. It was an ancient walled forest area, now visible as a large rectangular fortified ruin with remnants of a moat and brick fortifications. Archaeologists have recommended thorough excavation of Araurakot and the surrounding sites like Thumwa, Semari, Gobari, and Niglihawa to better understand this complex. A 2015 geophysical survey by UNESCO revealed significant structural ruins beneath the citadel. https://lumbinidevtrust.gov.np/page/2_667f8489290b3
Gotihawa
https://maps.app.goo.gl/hxH5D2rtWeS5Y1xz5
– The Birthplace of Krakuchhanda Buddha. Located about 5km southwest of Taulihawa, Gotihawa is identified as the holy place where Krakuchhanda Buddha was born and attained enlightenment. In 249 BC, Emperor Asoka visited the site, erected a stone pillar, and built a large stupa to commemorate the birthplace of Krakuchhanda Buddha. The Asoka Pillar, standing 3.25m high with a diameter of 83/79 cm, remains in-situ on its original masonry basement foundation. Prominent Chinese travellers like Fa-hsien and Hiuen Tsang also mention the pillar and stupa erected by Asoka at Gotihawa. Excavations have revealed ancient potteries, brick structures of stupas and monasteries, an ancient well, and a water tank around the modern Gotihawa village, indicating that the site has been inhabited since the 6th century BC. https://lumbinidevtrust.gov.np/page/2_667f8489290b3
Maps and pages about the locations of Kapilavastu
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hHsj_c8HEDD4qppSLZRpuzKuGDgp28Ar/view?usp=sharing