About Patna
Known as Patliputra in the ancient times, Patna, the capital city of Bihar is set on the banks of holy River Ganga. This greatly fertile, arched stretch of land of Buddha, Chanakya and Chandra Gupta Maurya has been the regal seat of governance for successive kingdoms, since ancient times. Patna has many tourist destinations of historical and tourism importance. Patna is blessed with many tourist destinations which include Gol Ghar, Patna Museum, Jalan Museum, Khuda Baksh Oriental Library, Patna Cemetery, Padri-ki-Haveli, Har Mandir, Agam Kuan and Mahendru Ghat. The remains of Pataliputra at Kumhrar and a few large pillars and the foundations of a Buddhist monastery, known as Anand, are exciting to see. Patna also acts as a gateway to the historic sites of Nalanda, Rajgir, Pawapuri, Maner, Gaya-Bodhgaya and Vaishali. Exciting local tour packages are available for the tourists in the city. Patna is very easy to reach by all modes of transport. Without much labour, accommodation for all class groups could be easily found.

About Bihar
Bihar, one of the major states of India derives it's name from the word Vihara, meaning monastery. Bordered on the north by Nepal, on the east by West Bengal, on the west by Uttar Pradesh and Chattisgarh, and on the south by Jharkhand, Bihar is famous as a pilgrimage place.