A Journey Through History and Culture

A state steeped in history and culture, Bihar is a key center of

education and agriculture. Experience the magic of this
captivating region on a 4-day, 3-night journey filled with ancient
Buddhist treasures, monumental marvels, and dynamic cultural
traditions that will leave you in awe. Delve into the birthplace of
Buddhism, explore the ruins of the world's oldest university, and
immerse yourself in the vibrant festivals and heritage that make
Bihar a truly remarkable destination.
Destination Highlights
 Bodh Gaya
Mahabodhi International
Great Buddha Statue The Bodhi Tree
Temple Monasteries
An imposing statue of Built in the 5th -6th century The direct descendant
Monasteries built by
A UNESCO World Heritage of the original tree
Buddha in a countries like Japan,
Site The main temple under which the
meditative pose, built Thailand, Bhutan, and Sri
complex Includes a 50- Buddha meditated.
with the help of the Lanka, each reflecting
meter tall temple housing a Pilgrims meditate and
Japanese. unique architectural
statue of the Buddha perform rituals here. styles.
 Nalanda
Ancient Nalanda Library Complex
University Ruins Known as the Dharmaganja,
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the library was renowned for
these ruins include lecture halls, its vast collection of texts and
monasteries, stupas, and shrines. manuscripts, spanning a range
The university’s design reveals its of topics from religion and
grandeur, with multiple floors and philosophy to medicine and
a well-organized layout. mathematics.

Nalanda Archaeological Sariputta Stupa

Museum Named after one of Buddha’s
This museum displays chief disciples, it stands out
sculptures, coins, pottery, among the stupas with intricate
and other artifacts excavated carvings and remains of
from the site. smaller stupas surrounding it.
Rajgir Wildlife Safari

Embark on a thrilling safari adventure at Rajgir

Wildlife Safari. Explore the diverse wildlife of
India, including majestic tigers, leopards, lions,
and a variety of herbivores.
Traverse through lush green landscapes and
witness these magnificent creatures in their
natural habitat.

Rajgir Wildlife Safari offers a unique opportunity

to get up close with nature. Capture unforgettable
moments as you witness the power and beauty of
these animals. Whether you're a wildlife
enthusiast or simply seeking a thrilling experience,
Rajgir Wildlife Safari is a must-visit destination.
 Gaya
Vishnupad Temple Ramshila Hill Nirvana School Of Mangla Gauri
Near Gaya Near Gaya Thai Massage & Temple
Yoga Gaya
A spiritual and Ramshila Hill Near Where your mind and The temple of
peaceful hill in Gaya Gaya. body rejuvenate. Goddess Shakti.
 Golghar
This unique granary was built in 1786 to store
grains for the city’s population during times of
famine. Its distinctive dome shape and large
staircase offer panoramic views of Patna.

Golghar Patna is not just a historical monument,

but also a lively and vibrant place that offers a
variety of features and attractions for the
visitors such as:
Light and sound show
Lush green garden
Picnic spot
Patna Museum
Established in 1917, this museum houses a rich
collection of artifacts, including items from the
Mauryan period, making it a key site for history
enthusiasts.
Discover a treasure trove of ancient Indian
artifacts. Explore sculptures, pottery, and coins
from the Mauryan and Gupta empires. Admire
exquisite Buddhist art, including statues of the
Buddha and Bodhisattvas. Delve into the
museum's library to learn more about Indian
history and culture.
Accommodation and
Meals
Taj City Centre, Patna
Luxury Rooms
From basic luxury to exclusive suites with
panoramic views and private jacuzzis.
World-Class Dining
Indulge in diverse cuisines at Shamiana and
House of Ming, or enjoy private in-room dining.
Unmatched Comfort
Enjoy in-room dining, 24/7 WiFi, daily
housekeeping, turndown service, and access to
wellness facilities (rooftop pool, spa).
Prime Location
Conveniently located near JP International
Airport and Patna Railway Station for seamless
travel.
Transportation
 Mercedes Benz V-Class MPV
Experience the pinnacle of comfort and sophistication as you
explore the world with our premium travel concierge service.
Spacious Design
Luxurious 6-seater with extended legroom,
perfect for family travel and comfort.
Premium Comfort Features
Advanced climate control, ISOFIX child safety
seats, premium entertainment, Wi-Fi
Dedicated Chauffeur Service
Multilingual, first-aid trained chauffeurs at your
service providing airport/railway/sightseeing spot
transfers, available 24/7
Unwind and Refresh
Stay hydrated throughout with complimentary
water bottles and refreshing towels
Unique Information
 Nestled in the heart of eastern India, Bihar is a state brimming with
rich history, diverse culture, and a deep connection to ancient
traditions. From being the cradle of one of the world’s earliest
universities to being home to sacred religious sites, Bihar offers a
fascinating blend of heritage, spirituality, and vibrant local customs.
Whether it's the historical landmarks of Nalanda and Bodh Gaya, the
flavorful cuisine, or the lively festivals, Bihar’s unique features make it
a place of immense cultural and historical importance. Let’s take a
closer look at what makes this state truly remarkable.
The name Bihar comes from the antique name VIHARA which means
monasteries. Bihar Diwas: Celebrated on March 22, Bihar Diwas marks
the formation of the state and showcases its culture, heritage, and
achievements.
Handicrafts: The state is known for its traditional crafts, including
Madhubani paintings, weaving, and pottery, which reflect the artistic
heritage of the region. Madhubani art is a traditional painting style
known for its vibrant colors and intricate patterns, attracting art lovers
and tourists alike.
Folk Traditions: The state is rich in folk traditions, with performances
such as the “Bidesia” folk theater, which addresses social issues and
cultural themes, and the “Jat-Jatin” dance.
Cuisine Variations: In addition to Litti Chokha, Bihar’s cuisine features
dishes like Dal Puri, Chura (flattened rice), and various types of pickles
that reflect local agricultural products.
Ganga River: The city is situated on the banks of the Ganges River, which
plays a crucial role in the local economy and culture, providing resources
for agriculture and spiritual practices.
Diverse Flora and Fauna: Bihar’s landscape includes the Himalayan
foothills, wetlands, and dense forests, home to diverse wildlife, including
the Bengal tiger and various migratory birds.
Ancient Capital: Patna was originally known as Pataliputra, the capital of
the Maurya Empire, which flourished under Emperor Ashoka. It has a
history dating back over 2,500 years.
Cultural Hub: The city is known for its diverse culture, blending various
traditions, languages, and cuisines. It is a melting pot of communities,
including Bihari, Bhojpuri, and Maithili cultures.
Religious Significance: Patna is home to important religious sites,
including the Takht Sri Patna Sahib, one of the five Takhts of Sikhism,
where Guru Gobind Singh was born.
Bihar Vidyapeeth: Founded by Gandhi in 1920, this institution aimed at
promoting education in Bihar and reflects the city’s historical role in the
Indian independence movement
 Bihar’s Role in Indian Independence: Bihar played a crucial role in the
Indian freedom struggle, with leaders like Jay Prakash Narayan and the
Champaran Satyagraha led by Mahatma Gandhi against oppressive
agricultural practices.
Educational Institutions: Patna is home to notable universities,
including Patna University, one of the oldest universities in India,
established in 1917.
Transport Connectivity: Patna has a major railway station and an
airport, making it wellconnected to other parts of India, which aids in
its growth as a commercial and cultural center.
These facts highlight Patna’s rich heritage, cultural diversity, and
significance as a historical and contemporary hub.
The Ultimate Hub Of Chhath Puja
Celebrated with huge fun and frolic since the Vedic era
in Bihar, the Chhath Puja is prominently acknowledged as
its main festival. As a result of this, Bihar is able to
showcase its rich as well as the vibrant culture to other
parts of our country. Also, it is continually serving as an
inspiration for others living in rest of the world through its
great pomp and shows during this occasion.

Almost all civilizations have worshipped the ‘God Sun’,

but it has a unique form in Bihar Chhath Puja is the only
occasion where the setting sun is worshipped along with
the rising sun.
The Ultimate Hub Of Chhath Puja
According to the Hindu calendar, Chhath Puja is
celebrated on the sixth day of Kartik month. Chhath Puja,
also known as Surya Shashti, is a bathing festival
followed by a fourday period of abstinence and ritual
purity. Chhath Puja is a four-day long strict and spiritual
observance.

The first day of the Chhath Puja includes taking a dip in

the holy river/any water body. People also take the water
of Ganges to their homes to perform special offerings
and rituals.
The Ultimate Hub Of Chhath Puja
The second day of Chhath, also known as Kharna,
involves devotees observing a day long fast, which is
broken in the late evening after performing the worship
of Mother Earth. The offerings to the God include rice
pudding (kheer) and fruits, which is distributed among
family members and friends.
The third day of Chhath goes in the preparation of the
prasad (offerings) for the evening offerings, also known
as Sanjhiya Arghya. In the evening, large numbers of
devotees gather on the banks of rivers and make
offerings (Arghya) to the setting sun. The folk songs are
played displaying the culture and history of Bihar.
The Ultimate Hub Of Chhath Puja
On the fourth and final day of Chhath, family members
and friends go to the banks of rivers before sunrise and
making offerings (Arghya) to the rising sun.
After this ritual, devotees break their fast and distribute
Prasad to neighbors and relatives.
Itinerary
And
Costing
 DAY 1
Patna Museum - 9 a.m. in the morning
Nalanda - directly from Patna Museum, at appx. 1 p.m.
DAY 2
Bodh Gaya - 7 a.m. in the morning
Golghar - after breakfast at 11 am.
DAY 3
Rajgir Sanctuary - 7 a.m. in the morning
DAY4
Gaya - Early morning for beautiful sunrise and ganga

Costing
Rs. 2.45 Lakhs inclusive of taxes
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