Top cities to visit in Bihar India

Are you excited to explore East India? If your answer is "yes". 

Let's get started with BIHAR

Suppose, you are here in Bihar. What will be the first thing that comes to your mind? To Get familiar with the state. Isn't it?

So here we go,

BIHAR:

The BODHI TREE- State emblem of Bihar, is the tree under which Gautam Buddha (founder of religion Buddhism) attained Enlightenment. Apart from that, It is the land of Great Emperor Ashoka, Mahavira, the birth place of Shri Guru Gobind Singh Ji (Sikh Guru), and other great personalities. It has a rich religious history of Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, and Jainism and has many places of worship. Many wildlife sanctuaries and national parks are there for wildlife enthusiasts. This rural landscape fascinates those, who love and want to enjoy the rustic village life.

This State is made of the soil brought by the Holy River GANGA and it's tributaries. Therefore, It is also known as the plains of GANGA. It is rich in agricultural land. In the East of this state, lies West Bangal and In the West, Uttar Pradesh is there. In the North of this state, lies Nepal and In the south, Jharkhand is there.

Its famous festival is Chatth Puja. Dishes for which Bihar is famous include Bihari Litti Choka, Bihari Chicken Masala, Satttu Paratha, Choka, Fish Curry, and Posta Sana Sabji. Traditional Folk dances of Bihar-Bidesia, Jat Jatin, Jumari, Paika, Jhijian, Sam Chakewa.

Best time to visit East India- October to March.

How to reach Bihar? 

Airways: Bihar has two operational airports. They are, Lok Nayak Jayaprakash Airport located in Patna, and the Gaya Airport situated in Gaya. 

The Patna airport is connected to Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Lucknow, Bangaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Pune and Ranchi. The Patna airport is categorized as a restricted international airport, with customs facilities to receive international chartered flights.

The Gaya Airport is an international airport connected to Colombo, Singapore, Bangkok, Paro and more.

Railways: Bihar has well developed railway network with almost all the major and minor places connected by good trains. Major railway stations like Patna, Muzaffarpur, and Gaya are connected to all the major cities of India by regular trains. The Approx. length of the rail track in the state is 3,377 Kilometers.

Roadways: There is good network of roads connecting all the major parts of the state with Patna. National highways like 2, 31, 28, 23, 30, and 33 connect the state from places all over India.

List of the must visit Cities and Districts of Bihar

1. Gaya                             2. Nalanda

3. Patna                             4. Vaishali

5. Muzaffarpur                  6. Sitamarhi

7. Madhubani                    8. Bhagalpur

How to reach cities?

Depending on your choice, you can reach to Cities by Local transport or personal taxi's. (beware of pickpocketers in local transport).

Accommodation?

You can acquire accommodation according to your budget, from cheap to expensive.

Food - From pasta and pizza to traditional Bihari dishes are available there.

You can bargain for things. And somehow if you can't, ask locals or other Indian tourists for the price before purchasing. One humble request, do not bargain with poor street vendors.

If you are planning to visit, You can ask your queries on the Official website of the Tourism department of Bihar. It is always better to take help from Government Officials to make your trip convenient and safe.

Contact number tourism department Bihar:

INDIA Phone: +91-612-2222622,+91-612-2225411,+91-612-2225411 , Fax: +91-612-2506218.

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