Informations
Set in a green valley and surrounded by rocky hills, Rajgir is a spiritual town with natural serenity amongst the dense forests, mysterious caves and springs. Rajgir houses many religious destinations which are majorly dedicated to either Buddhism or Jainism. Both lord Buddha and Lord Mahavir have said to spent time here giving it huge spiritual and religious importance. One can visit various ruins, temples and sites here and also spend some time indulging in its refreshing calmness.
On the other hand Nalanda continues to be an equally enriching location in the present. It offers vibrant substance of spirituality, history, culture, architecture, and tourism.
Plan a tour of 2nights and 3 days to explore both the places and get to know a lot about Indian history.
Location- Bihar
Distance from Kolkata by road-
Best time to visit- Round the year
Duration- 2 nights / 3 days
Starting From: Kolkata ~Journey ~ End at Kolkata
Trip Highlights
- Bimbisar jail
- Ajatsatru fort
- Venuvana
- Gridhakuta hills
- Saptaparini cave
- Nalanda University
- Rajgrih ropeway
- Budddhist and hindu Monastries and temples
Day Wise Itinerary
Day 1- Early in the morning our representative will pick you up and drive to Rajgrih. On arrival check in to the hotel, freshen up, take some rest. After lunch Bimbisar jail, Ajatsatru fort and venuvana. Night stay at Rajgrih.
Day 2- After Healthy breakfast start same day excursion Gridhakuta Hills, Saptaparini cave. After lunch enjoy the ropeway ride in Rajgrih. In the evening drive to Nalanda. Enjoy the evening hopping in the local market of Nalanda. Night stay at Nalanda.
Day 3- After breakfastl start sightseeing of Nalanda University founded in the 5th century. Also visit Monastries and temples with impressive Buddhist & Hindu images. After lunch drive back to Kolkata.
Note- Bedouin Tours and Travels is happy to serve you with our services and can be further customised as per the clients demand and choice.
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