The state that gave birth to two significant religions, Buddhism and Jainism, Bihar lets visitors come across its famous pilgrimage sites and ancient monuments. Nestled in the eastern part of India, Bihar is one such state that has remained less explored as compared to other parts of India. Ironically when it comes to religious tourism and heritage in India, the state offers a number of tourist attractions that let the visitors learn and explore the tradition and culture of Bihar. 

Bihar is dotted with a number of temples, pilgrimage sites, monuments, and monasteries. 

A visit to Nalanda, UNESCO World Heritage Site will let the travelers witness the most ancient University in the World. Heading to Bodhgaya, one can feel the divine presence of Lord Buddha which provides peace and calmness to the tourists. Patna, being the capital of Bihar, is a great place for history buffs as the state offers a number of historical monuments. In addition to this, a visit to Bhagalpur, which is known as the Silk City of India will let the tourists shop a variety of silk that is sure to fill one's heart with delight. 

Bihar is also a destination for Yoga lovers. The city of Munger, one of the oldest cities of Bihar is an eminent center of Bihar School of Yoga. The state offers a wide variety of cuisines. As this state is influenced by Buddhist and Hindu values, the prime cuisine is mainly vegetarian. Some of the must-try delicacies are Litti Chokha, Dal Pitha, Parwal Ki Mithai, Kheer Makhana, Thekua/Khajuria, Dal Puri, Sattu Paratha, Chana Ghugni and Khaja.

A trip to Bihar is not just for historians or archeologists, but there are many popular things to do and see in Bihar that are best for travelers of every age. 

Language Spoken - 

Hindi, Bhojpuri, Bengali, Magahi, Maithili