The Discovering the Art and Culture of Patna and Madhubani tour packages take you across four cultural hubs of Bihar, which are Patna, Madhubani, Bhagalpur, and Vikramshila.
You can start your 4-day and 3-night Discovering the Art and Culture of Patna and Madhubani tour packages from Patna, where you can arrive via rail or airport.
Upon arriving, our experienced representative will ensure a hassle-free hotel check-in. On the first day of your tour, you can visit the iconic Mahavir Mandir and Takhat Sri Harmandir Ji Patna Sahib, also known as Patna Sahib Gurudwara.
The gurudwara is dedicated to commemorating the birthplace of Guru Gobind Singh Ji, and is considered among the five holiest sites in the Sikh religion. You can also take a stroll across the scenic Sanjay Gandhi Biological Park, which houses a large variety of wildlife, like tigers, rhinos, elephants, and zebras.
On the second day of your tour, you can explore the long and diverse history of Bihar in the Bihar and Patna Museum.
You can also visit the Padri Ki Haveli, the oldest Roman church of Bihar, and Agam Kuan, which is an ancient well, dating back to the Mauryan period.
On the second day of your tour, you can also explore the delicious and savoury snacks and dishes that the state offers, like Litti Choka, Kadhi bari, Chilka Roti, Dal Pitha, and Chana Ghugni.
Madhubani is also among the cultural centres of Bihar, which is majorly famous for its unique art style, known as Madhubani Paintings. The Madhubani Art generally depicts various Hindu deities and displays vibrant colours.
In Madhubani, you can visit the Navlakha Palace, which is among the key heritage buildings in the city and features intricate wall carvings. The palace was built in the 1900s by the Maharaja of Darbhanga, and it acted as the main administrative building of the region.
On the final stretch of your 4-day tour, you can explore the literature, art, and history of the city in the Rabindra Bhawan and Bhagalpur Museum.
Upon exploring the city, you can move towards the ruins of Vikramshila, which hold history dating back to the 8th century. The Ruins of Vikramshila display the remains of the once-famous Vikramshila University, which was among the global centres for Buddhist studies.
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