Discover Ancient & Modern Bihar

Bodh Gaya is one of the world's most revered spiritual sanctuaries. Home to the UNESCO World Heritage Mahabodhi Temple Complex, the ancient Mahabodhi Tree, and tranquil international monasteries built by Japan, Thailand, Bhutan, and Sri Lanka.

Nalanda University Ruins (UNESCO World Heritage Site) stands as an enduring monument to human knowledge, philosophical discourse, and architectural grandeur. The newly revived modern Nalanda University continues this legacy today.

Rajgir combines lush green valleys, healing natural hot sulfur springs, the breathtaking Vishwa Shanti Stupa reached by aerial ropeway, and India's thrilling Glass Skywalk bridge.

Vaishali holds a immortal place in world history as the cradle of democracy where elected representatives governed 2,500 years ago. Lord Buddha preached his last sermon here, and the famous Ashoka Pillar with its single lion capital stands intact.

Along with Nalanda, Vikramshila was one of the two most important centers of learning in India during the Pala empire. The giant stupa at its center features intricate terracotta plaque carvings.

Spanning over 800 sq km of dense dry sal forest, cane brakes, and rivers. Home to Royal Bengal Tigers, Indian leopards, Asian elephants, flying squirrels, and rare bird species.

Capital of Emperor Ashoka's empire. Highlights include Takht Sri Patna Sahib (birthplace of Guru Gobind Singh Ji), Bihar Museum, Golghar, and the serene Ganga Ghats.