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MASTER PLAN The Cultural Centre
 
The Monastic Enclave
Two monastic enclaves, one each for the Mahayana and Hinayana schools of Buddhism, will be located along the Central Link, separated by a broad green zone. Within these areas, land will be available for the construction of facilities by other contemplative religious traditions. Buildings of various styles will co-exist inside this zone, owing to the fact that they will be built by groups from various countries and will reflect the traditional style of the nation or religious tradition that builds it.

However, some control will be exercised over the buildings so as not to compromise the overall concept of the Master Plan. In order to unify further the various styles, landscaping will be co-ordinated according to the Master Plan. A space known as a Monastic Plaza, made up of circular or semi-circular steps, will be located in the centre of each Monastic Zone. Each plaza will serve as a central gathering point and will have a symbolic sculpture placed in its centre
 

The Cultural Centre

The Cultural Center is dedicated to world peace. It is composed of three major buildings of the entire Lumbini development. These are the Lumbini Museum, Auditorium and the Library and Research Institution Complex. These buildings are intended to add to the cultural diversity of the activities that will take place at Lumbini.

The Museum will house relics from the life of Lord Buddha gathered from all over the world. It will also include displays depicting the findings of the archaeological work done in the Sacred Garden and the artifacts depicting the history of Lumbini.

The Auditorium is envisaged as a 420-seat multi-purpose hall to be used for national and international congresses. It includes six balconies for press and observers, as well as a special balcony with annex facilities.

The third element of the Cultural Center is the Library and Research Institution complex. This will be a facility dedicated to the study of Buddhism and world peace, operating along of the lines of advances research institutions affiliated with many of the world's foremost universities. Renowned scholars will be invited to Lumbini to study and work with other researchers, both beginning and advanced.

The Reiyukai, Japan (Auditorium, Library and Research Institution Complex) and Government of India (Lumbini Museum) has been contributed for the complete this project.

 
   
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