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Freedom Struggle Tour

Shaheed Smarak

Previous Next Bihar has given birth to many great leaders who not only participated in the freedom struggle of India but also became the leaders of Independent India. Mahatma Gandhi sowed the seeds of Satyagraha in Champaran, Bihar which later became an important tool in the freedom struggle. Dr Rajendra prasad, the first president of India was born in Zeradei in the Siwan district of Bihar. The museum in patna commemorates his contributions and walk us through his life history. Shaheed Smarak Park or the martyr's memorial reminds us of the sacrifice…

Buddhist Heritage Tour

Buddha Smriti Park

Previous Next Buddha Smriti Park is the modern meditation center located in the heart of Patna. It was built to commemorate 2554th birth anniversary of Buddha. A spectacular Stupa in the middle of the park, known as Patliputra Karuna Stupa houses the original relics of Buddha found during excavation at Vaishali. The park has two saplings of the Bodhi Tree, received from SriLanka and Bodh Gaya. There is a laser show in the park every evening depicting stories of Bihar from the time of Ramayana to the post Independence era. How do…

Mauryan Glory Tour

Kumhrar Park

Previous Next Patliputra, now known as Patna, was the capital city of the great Ashoka Mauryan Empire. Ruins of the ancient city of Patliputra have been excavated at the site of Kumhrar. The famous well from the time of Emperor Ashok is in Agam Kuan adding to the ancient heritage. The newly constructed Bihar Museum hosts a collection of unique sculptures and ancient artifacts. Sabhayata Dwar built in Mauryan-style architecture is the tallest monument How do you reach Airport: Jaiprakash Narayan International Airport Railway Station: Patna Junction is connected to major metropolian…

The Museum Tour

Bihar Museum

Previous Next Patna is a place whose history dates back to 2700 years. Hence, there are a number of museums that houses artifacts, sculptures, earthenwares, figurines especially the terracota ones, and instruments of olden times. The 2000-year old Didarganj Yakshini statue of Mauryan times is the one of the main attractions of Bihar Museum. To unfold the history of Bihar, and the personalities related to Bihar, there are many museums which can be walked through in this tour. To name a few, Rajendra Smriti Sangrahalay, Gandhi Sangrahalay and the historic Gandhi Maidan.…

How is Holi Celebrated in Bihar!

A major festival in Bihar, Holi is celebrated with full gusto in the state. Learn how the local variations add colors to Holi in Bihar! Holi, the festival of colors is round the corner and one can feel the enthusiasm and fervor. Holi is celebrated in the month of Phalgun. It starts with Holika Dahan or Chhoti Holi on Phalgun Purnima and continues till next day when Dhulendi or Badi Holi is celebrated with all kinds of color such as mud, powdered colors mixed with water and Gulal. In Bihar, Holi is…

How Buddhism and Bihar are intertwined

The Giant Buddha Statue

The Mahabodhi Temple The Nalanda University Siddhartha Gautama was a young prince born to royalty in Lumbini, an area which is now part of Nepal about 2600 years ago. While growing up he was shielded from all of life's worries and trepidations since his parents wanted him to grow up to be a strong warrior. He was privy to all of life's materialistic pleasures and was oblivious to human sufferings and the common man`s pursuit to happiness. But contrary to the belief of his parents, his eventual encounter with human sickness, suffering…

What is the importance of Bihar Diwas

Bihar, with a glorious history of over 2000 years,was recognized officially as a state on March 22, 1912, which is now the Bihar Diwas! Bihar Diwas is celebrated every year on 22nd March to commemorate the separation of Bihar from Bengal. The tradition of celebrating Bihar Diwas was first started in the year 2010 under the guidance of our honorable Chief Minister Shri Nitish Kumar and since then, has been celebrated with much enthusiasm. It was on this day(March 22) that Bihar got its identity as it was separated from the Bengal…

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