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Bhagalpur is one of the imortant cities of the state of Bihar. Bhagalpur derives its name from Bhagdattpuram, which means "City of good luck". |
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Bodh Gaya is situated at a distance of about 105kms from Patna and 15kms south of Ganga.The life of Gautam Buddha, the founder of Buddhism, is associated with the town of Bodh Gaya. |
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Jamshedpur was originally a part of the Bihar state and was called as Sakchi. It is otherwise popularly known as Steel City or Tatanagar. |
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Nalanda is located in the eastern Indian state of Bihar. Once a great seat of learning,Nalanda the world's earliest university came into prominence in the 5th century and remained so until a thousand years ago when the Muslim invaders sacked it. |
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Patna is the capital of Bihar . It is an important Sikh pilgrimage center, being the birth place of the tenth leader, Guru Gobind Singh. Today Patna is an important business centre of eastern India. |
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Rajgir is situated at southeast of Patna in the state of Bihar.The serene and picturesque location makes it an ideal holiday destination. |
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Sanchi was the centre for the Hinayana form of Buddhism and it nothing much associated with the life of Gautama Buddha. It was Emperor Ashoka who was one of the ardent disciple of Buddha, in the third century BC built the first stupa in Sanchi. |
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Vaishali is about 55kms.north of Patna by road across the Ganaga.This place is supposed to be the oldest republic of the world, the Lichchvis.Vaishali is the birth place of Lord Mahavira,the most prominent Jain Tirthankar. |
