A Buddhist stupa in Rajgir, the Vishwa Shanti Stupa is a famous attraction in the city, atop the Ratnagiri Hills, at an elevation of 100 feet. Historically, it has been told that Lord Buddha delivered many of teachings in this
The fort is located in the Rajgir was built by the king Ajatshatru during his rule over the Magadha empire around 2500 years ago in the 6th century BC. Ajatshatru was a king of the Haryanka dynasty of Magadha in
Griddhakuta peak, popularly known as the Vulture Peak was the Buddha's favourite retreat in Rajagaha and the spot for many of his discourses. Located in Rangir, the peak is mentioned in Buddhist texts and is known to have been frequented
A place is a heritage which speaks of the glorious history of Natural wealth. Spread out in an area of twenty-two acres, Pandu Pokhar is a truly magnificent example of Great India history dates back to the Mahabharata. It extracts
The cyclopean wall is located in Rajgir. Basically the city of Rajgir is encircled by a massive 40-kilometer-long wall. The wall was built during the Mauryan rule over a period of two thousand and five hundred years ago, primarily with
Makhdam Kund is a shrine of Makhdum Shah, a Muslim Sufi saint. The Kund is a hot spring adjacent to Vipula Hill in Rajgir which is mainly popular to the Muslim devotees. The place is named after Makhdum, who is
If anyone who is in search for complete relaxation and serenity, then certainly Venu Vana is definitely the place which enriches one’s mind with the freshness of nature and cultivation of historical spiritualism, and one can feel the peace of
This place is know to be the salvation place of Indrabhuti Gautam Ganadhar. The temple is placed in the center of a lake, which can be reached by a 60m bridge. The temple is in the small village called Gunawa,
The fort is located in the Rajgir was built by the king Ajatshatru during his rule over the Magadha empire around 2500 years ago in the 6th century BC. Ajatshatru was a king of the Haryanka dynasty of Magadha in
The fort is located in the Rajgir was built by the king Ajatshatru during his rule over the Magadha empire around 2500 years ago in the 6th century BC. Ajatshatru was a king of the Haryanka dynasty of Magadha in
