Patna travel introduces the tourists to one of the ancient Buddhist Circuits located in Bihar. One of the foremost cities of India, Patna is located on the bank of Ganges. The city stretches about 15 kilometers along the southern bank of river Ganges.

Patna, the capital city of Bihar, came into prominence in the 5th century BC, when Ajatshatru transferred his capital to Patliputra. The strategic location of the city is known to have contributed immensely towards the expansion of the empires that ruled India, viz. the Mauryas, Mughals as well as the British. All tourists should definitely travel Patna to reveal the rich cultural heritage of the city.

Patna boasts of a number of tourist sites that contribute towards enriching the experience of tour Patna. Some of the important tourist destinations of Patna include Kumrahar Excavations, Qila House, Khuda Baksh Oriental Library, Har Mandir, Golghar, Sanjay Gandhi Biological Park, Patna House and Padri-Ki-Haveli.

The dry weather conditions of Patna make the city a favorite tourist destination during the months of October to February when the temperatures are comparatively low.

Being the gateway of the Buddhist Circuit of Bihar, Patna is well connected with other parts of the state by an excellent network of roadways. The main bus terminal of Patna is Harding Park. Many government buses in Patna operate from Gandhi Maidan. Furthermore, the city is connected to Lucknow, Ranchi, Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai and Ahmadabad by air. The Patna Airport is served by Air Sahara, Jet Airways, Kingfisher Airlines, Indian Airlines and Air Deccan. Moreover, Patna Junction is the main railway junction of Bihar and is served by a number of express and mail trains.

Accommodation services in the city comprise a number of well-furnished hotels. Hotel Maurya is a popular Patna hotel of the city which offers world-class hospitality services. Hotel Patliputra Ashok and Hotel Marwari Awas are some other well-known hotels in Patna.