Patna - The present capital of Bihar is situated on the banks of river Ganga and Son. This city was founded by Sher Shah Suri in the 16th century by revolting Humayun.
Bodh Gaya - 105 km from Patna 15 km from Gaya This spiritual city is situated on the south side at a distance. 2500 years ago, on the banks of the Niranjana river, in a village called Uru Vilve, under the tree, Kapil Vastu's prince Siddhartha had done penance. The full moon of the month of Baishakh was received for the rigorous penance of 49 days.
Barabar Cave - This cave is built in the third century AD. Emperor Ashoka had done it. There are also other caves here. These caves have made three types of texture. Some punch is in the shape of Pandava, some hut is produced in some sizeable size of the shape of a cake. Nagarjanya caves are magnificent. I.e. their size or area is elaborate
Vishnupad Temple - As is evident from the name itself, it is Lord Vishnu's temple. The specialty of this temple is that there is no worship of idols here. 40 cm The Lord's face on the long Sheila is also revered. Devotees and devotees bath here in the water of the holy Falgu river and depart for Lord Vishnu's temple in Darshan. The restoration of this ancient temple was done by Queen Ahilya of Indore in 1789 AD.
Chhath Puja - Chhath Pooja out there is a popular festival of eastern India. It is celebrated after 6 days of Deepawali, in which devotees stand in the water of Ganga Maiya, and produce new crop fruits etc., worship the sun and offer sacred ganga jal
Brahyany Mountain - Ramayana Yugin has 1000 stairs in this temple. They can be seen by Shiva temple and Vatvriksha. Visitors wishing to visit Gaya can travel by bus and train here.
Rajgir - 15 km south of Nalanda And 102 km south-west of Patna Located at a distance of Rajgir district, which was known in ancient times as the Rajghat. Rajgir has a glorious history of its own. Lord Gautam Buddha and Mahavir have given religious discourses and lectures here. Mahatma Buddha initiated the Maurya emperor Bimbasar to Buddhism on the hill of the hill located here. After the Mahaparinirvana of Gautam Buddha, the first Buddhist Kaosil was held in Satparani Cave located here. Rajgir or Rajgir as seen by its name.
Vaishali - This place is 55 km north of Patna Located at a distance of. Its initial name was Vishalpuri, which has now become Vaishali. Vaishraman Mahavir was born in 1550 AD in the suburb of Kumbh village of Vaishali. Mahavir first was Jain tirthankar. Mahatma Gandhi Setu connects Patna with the city of South Bihar. This bridge is an outstanding sample of construction art. Nearly Ashoka Pillar, Bodh Stupa, Chaturbuj Mahadev, Buddha Bhasmas in the museum, copper mudras, pieces of gold etc. Abhishek, Pushpakarini, the fort of Raja Vishal, Durga of Mirajani, Hari Kato Mandir and Baavan Pokhra of Pal Yuga are visible. Vaishali can be visited by rickshaw. Can be reached by rail by bus here.
Nalanda - It was built in the third century by Emperor Ashoka, which has become a renowned educational center. It is believed that Nalanda is the oldest university in the world. Chinese traveler Hansang studied at the center for 12 years. The remaining remains of Nalanda are the residence of students, stupa, monastery, temple etc. The center of the University is the Manuwant wall, Bagh, Nav Nalanda, Mahavihar and Art Gallery. Archeology Museum, Indira Gandhi Muktangan University is also here.
Simulatla - Simlatla is surrounded by mahadis. Visitors visit here to enjoy natural scenery and get health benefits from clean air here. From the past, the sacred task of providing healthcare is given here. On the right is the House of Commons. It is nearby Latu Mountain. The Rajbadi, the tennis courts of the Sen. etc. can be seen on this hill.
