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Exploring Bihar’s heart

3 days | Patna

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Route distance :

52 km

Route distance :

52 km

Discovering Patna's charms

Patna, Bihar's capital, unfolds a tapestry of diverse attractions that traverse history, culture, and spirituality. At Agam Kuan, an ancient well with ties to Emperor Ashoka, delve into the city's ancient past. Gol Ghar, a striking granary reminiscent of a stupa, stands tall as a historical testament. The Patna Planetarium, among Asia's oldest, invites celestial exploration. Patna Museum preserves Bihar's heritage through its extensive artifact collection. Gandhi Ghat, on the Ganges, exudes spiritual serenity. Khuda Baksh Oriental Library is a scholarly treasure trove, while Bihar Museum offers an exclusive glimpse into Bihar's history. Kalidas Rangalaya buzzes with cultural fervor. Patna Sahib Gurudwara holds deep Sikh significance, and Patna College embodies academic tradition. Mahavir Mandir beckons devotees and the Bihar Museum is a modern repository of Bihar's rich culture and history. This journey through Patna promises a multifaceted exploration of its captivating heritage.

Arrival and historical marvels

Day 1
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  • Discover Patna's scientific heritage

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    Agam Kuan, Gol Ghar,Indira Gandhi Planetareum

Agam Kuan is an ancient well and archaeological site located in Patna, Bihar, India. It is circular in shape and is lined with brick and wooden rings. The well is associated with Mauryan emperor Ashoka and is considered auspicious by visitors who throw coins and offerings into it. Golghar is a significant architectural landmark in Patna, Bihar. It was built as a granary in 1786 and stands as a unique dome-shaped structure resembling a stupa. Golghar offers panoramic views from its top and is a popular tourist attraction in Patna. It is considered a symbol of the city and holds historical significance in preventing famines in the region. The Patna Planetarium, also known as the Indira Gandhi Planetarium, is one of the oldest and largest planetariums in Asia. It offers regular film shows related to astronomy and is a popular destination for tourists. The planetarium is a must-visit for anyone interested in astronomy and science.

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Immerse cultural kaleidoscope

Day 2
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  • From museums to ghats and theaters

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    Patna Museum, Gandhi Ghat,Khuda Baksh Oriental, Jalan Museum

Commence your day with an exploration of Patna's cultural heritage, beginning at the venerable Patna Museum. Established in 1917, this cultural institution stands as a guardian of Bihar's history, boasting a rich collection of historical artifacts.

From there, journey to the serene shores of the Gandhi Ghat, a significant riverbank location on the sacred Ganges River. Named in homage to Mahatma Gandhi, this site is renowned for its Evening Ganga Aarti and its association with the immersion of Gandhi's ashes. Delve into the realm of rare manuscripts at the distinguished Khuda Baksh Oriental Library. Nestled in Patna, this repository houses an extensive collection of priceless manuscripts and books in languages like Persian, Arabic, Urdu, Turkish, and Sanskrit. It's a sanctuary for enthusiasts of rare literary treasures and serves as a hub for Oriental studies research.Art aficionados will appreciate the exclusive Bihar Museum.

Exploring diverse attractions

Day 3
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  • Uncover the essence of Patna

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    Patna Sahib Gurudwara, Kesariya Stupa, Mahavir Mandir, Bihar Museum

Our journey begins with a visit to Patna Sahib Gurudwara, a hallowed site also known as Takht Sri Patna Sahib. It stands as a solemn tribute to the birthplace of Guru Gobind Singh Ji, the esteemed tenth Guru of Sikhism. As one of the five takhts or highest seats of authority in Sikhism, it beckons not only Sikhs but also anyone eager to delve into the teachings and history of this revered faith.The Kesariya Stupa, also known as Kesariya Mahabodhi Vihar, is a significant Buddhist monument located in Kesariya, Bihar, India. It is believed to be one of the tallest and largest stupas in the world and is of great historical and religious importance.we also anticipate exploring other cultural and historical gems, such as Golakhpur Sthan Temple and the renowned Bihar Museum. Each of these sites contributes to the rich tapestry of Patna's heritage, offering a multifaceted experience that blends spirituality, education, and cultural appreciation.