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Bihari cuisine offers rich flavors with Litti Chokha, Sattu Paratha, and sweets like Thekua and Khaja.
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Bihar, located in eastern India, ranks third in population and twelfth in area, spanning 94,163 km². It shares borders with Uttar Pradesh, Nepal, West Bengal, and Jharkhand — forming a vibrant cultural and historical confluence.
Bihar was a powerhouse of ancient India, home to influential dynasties like Magadha, the Mauryas, and the Guptas. It was a hub of governance, education, and spiritual evolution.
Bihar is the birthplace of Buddhism and Jainism. The revered Bodh Gaya, where Buddha attained enlightenment, stands as a testament to its sacred past.
Discover UNESCO sites like Mahabodhi Temple, the ancient Nalanda ruins, Patna’s Golghar, and Takht Sri Patna Sahib — a spiritual gem for Sikhs.
Bihar's timeline is shaped by legendary empires like the Mauryas and Guptas. Nalanda University, one of the oldest centers of learning, attracted scholars from across the world.
Bihar’s culture thrives in its vibrant folk traditions, Madhubani paintings, and festivals like Chhath Puja that unite communities in celebration and devotion.
The spiritual aura of Bodh Gaya, where Siddhartha became the Buddha, continues to attract seekers worldwide. Bihar is also deeply connected with Jain Tirthankaras and ancient Hindu temples.
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Monumental Heritage Sites
UNESCO World Heritage Attractions
Years of Recorded History
Visiting Bodh Gaya was transformative. The serenity of the Mahabodhi Temple gave me a sense of peace I didn’t know I was seeking.
Walking through the ancient ruins of Nalanda felt like time travel. A beautiful reminder of India’s incredible scholarly past.
Rajgir offers a soulful blend of spirituality and nature. My children enjoyed the ropeway while I relaxed in the therapeutic hot springs.
Vikramshila was peaceful and uncrowded. Watching the sunset over the Ganga was a memory I’ll always carry with me.
Vaishali amazed me with its deep Buddhist roots and powerful history. It’s a destination every history lover must experience.
Your gateway to discover the rich heritage, spiritual landmarks, and breathtaking culture of Bihar — one of India's most historic and vibrant states.
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Located in the eastern part of India, Bihar is
renowned for its unique culture, rich heritage, and glorious history.
The state is home to thousands of temples, significant religious
sites, and ancient architectural wonders.
From spiritual landmarks and
royal palaces to
wildlife sanctuaries and
scenic natural spots, Bihar offers something for
every traveler.
While it may not have sea beaches, its serene rivers,
green landscapes, hills, and
historical marvels
more than make up for it.
With budget-friendly food and accommodation, the best
time to visit is winter, when lakhs of tourists explore its
spiritual charm.
Bihari cuisine offers rich flavors with Litti Chokha, Sattu Paratha, and sweets like Thekua and Khaja.
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Discover Bihar's top cities—Patna, Gaya, Bhagalpur, Muzaffarpur, and Darbhanga—each known for its unique charm and significance.
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Shopping in Bihar delights with Madhubani art, handlooms, Sikki crafts, and vibrant local markets.
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Discover Bihar’s scenic waterfalls like Kakolat Falls, perfect for a refreshing escape into nature.
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Bihar’s sanctuaries, like Valmiki Tiger Reserve, are home to diverse wildlife and lush greenery.
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Visit Rajgir and other hilly retreats offering peaceful surroundings, ropeways, and spiritual sites.
Read moreExplore the serene beauty of Bihar’s gardens like Eco Park and Rajdhani Vatika, perfect for leisure and nature lovers.
Read moreFrom ancient spiritual sites and serene hills to vibrant festivals and untamed wilderness — Bihar invites you on a journey through heritage, nature, and culture.
Explore ThemesBihar is a land of ancient heritage, majestic monuments, and exquisite handicrafts. With rich traditions in handloom weaving, folk music, dance forms, vibrant fairs, and iconic festivals, it captivates both Indian and international tourists. Its lush forests and well-maintained sanctuaries reveal a world of biodiversity. Home to skilled artisans and intricate fabrics, Bihar is a journey through time — revealing its cultural richness, artistic brilliance, and historical grandeur.
Discover the best seasons to explore Bihar
October – February
Temperature: 10°C to 25°C
Ideal For: Exploring Patna, Bodh Gaya, and Nalanda. Best for sightseeing, festivals, and outdoor activities.
Did you know? Chhath Puja is Bihar’s most vibrant winter festival!
March – June
Temperature: 30°C to 45°C
Ideal For: Visiting the cooler hill stations like Rajgir or Bodh Gaya early morning or evening.
Pro Tip: Always carry water and start exploring early morning.
July – September
Weather: Heavy rainfall, especially in the eastern and central regions of Bihar.
Ideal For: Nature lovers who enjoy lush greenery and serene landscapes. However, travel might be disrupted due to flooding.
Nature Tip: Visit Rajgir hills to see vibrant greenery after rains.
Essential Tips for a Smooth and Enjoyable Journey
Winter months (October to February) for pleasant weather.
Hindi, Maithili, and English are widely understood.
Auto-rickshaws, taxis, buses, and trains for intercity travel.
International Airport in Patna connects to major cities.
Bihar has a well-connected railway network with cities like Patna, Muzaffarpur, and Bhagalpur.
National highways connect Bihar to Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand, and West Bengal.
Find answers to common questions about exploring the rich heritage and natural beauty of Bihar.