An example of a pagoda may be found at Lumbini, Nepal. It cost roughly a million dollars to design and construct, and it was done so by Japanese Buddhists. The Lumbini Master Plan's center axis begins at the Pagoda, with the Mayadevi Temple serving as its opposite end. About 3.2 kilometers separate the pagoda from the temple. There are three levels to the stupa's steps. The stupa's floor is stone-paved, and the stupa is whitewashed. It includes four substantial golden Buddha sculptures, each facing one of the four directions.