It was informed at a press conference held on Thursday that around 108 cyclists will participate in the 'Cycling for Peace'.
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The Universal Peace Sanctuary in Lumbini is planning to organize a four-day cycling trip from Kathmandu to Lumbini on April 15 to spread the message of world peace. It was informed at a press conference held on Thursday that 108 cyclists will participate in the ‘Cycle for Peace’.
They will travel from Kathmandu to Lumbini, the birthplace of Gautam Buddha. The trip will be inaugurated in Kathmandu on April 28 and will conclude in Lumbini on Buddha Purnima on May 1.
Participants will reach Lumbini from Kathmandu via Hetauda, Narayanghat, Kawasoti, Daunne and Bhairahawa. According to the organizers, the cycling trip has been organized to spread the message of compassion, non-violence and peace at a time when wars and conflicts are ongoing in different parts of the world.
According to the organizers, thousands of people will visit the Mayadevi temple in Lumbini on May 1, meditate under the Bodhi tree, offer special prayers for world peace, and light a lamp. A meditation program will be organized on May 2, and the Nepali translation of the book 'The Path to Perfect Freedom' written by Shyalpa Rinpoche will be released. Shyalpa Rinpoche has spread the message of Buddha, Lumbini, and world peace at international forums such as the United Nations, the World Economic Forum, and the White House.
