Best places to visit in Patna

Bihar Museum gives an insight into the history and ancient culture of the state with artifacts dating back centuries.

A large, historic ground in Patna, often used for public gatherings and events.

Patna Museum, displaying a casket believed to contain the Buddha’s ashes, is a contemporary landmark exhibiting bronze sculptures and old coins from the region.

A market where you can find a chaat shop at the entrance, famous for its potato-cake chaat costing 40 rupees a plate.

Mahavir Mandir is located next to Patna Junction, with a unique statue of Bajrangbali and a floating stone from Ram Setu. It is located in the heart of Patna.

A railway station area known for the "Nashta" shop, serving Kachori, Dahi Vadas, and Potato curry.

The Planetarium is a place in Patna that requires an entry fee of under $2 to visit.

A sacred gurudwara and one of the most important shrines for Sikhs from all over the world, where visitors partake in kada prasad and langar.

Nalanda University is mentioned as one of the best places to visit in Bihar, India.

The Golghar is a domed colonial granary overlooking the city of Patna.

Patna Zoo, also referred to as Patna zoological park. The visit takes approximately 2-3 hours, and the ticket charge is ₹40.

Eco Park, also known as Rajdhani Vatika, offers boating, cycling trails, a children's corner, and a jogging track, attracting a large number of visitors.

The River Ganga flows through Patna, and a pathway has been constructed along its banks for morning and evening strolls.

A location in Patna known for Ghugni Kachori, specifically near Patna City Chowk and Patna Saheb, where the 110-year-old shop Nandu Ji Kachori Wale is located.

A 110-year-old shop near Patna City Chowk, famous for serving Kachori and Ghugni for 10 Rupees.

A 50-year-old shop near Mahendru, known for its sweetened yogurt drink (lassi), which originally cost 1 rupee in 1975.

A place where you can buy Amaavat (dried mango pulp), particularly at a dry-fruits shop at the corner.

A hub for street food in Patna that began with the Banjara food truck in 1986, known for its chowmein.

A restaurant near the Planetarium, famous for its Mutton Handi (stew cooked in earthenware pot) costing 120 rupees per plate.

A sweet shop located on the street corner opposite Hariniwas Complex, famous for its Moti-Choor Laddoo.

A road where you can try Khaaja (sweet) and Anarsa (rice based biscuit).

A road where you can find street food stalls, particularly opposite Harilal, serving cutlets and Litti Chicken.

A sweet shop close to the cutlet shop on Boring Road.

A 100-year-old shop famous for its sattu-stuffed kachoris served with kala chana sabzi (ghugni), and crisp fritters made with khesari dal.

A samosa shop known for its samosas with a great crust and potato filling, influenced by Bengali flavors with the addition of paneer.