Written By
Gopika VC
Dungeshwari Hills is the same place where Lord Buddha did penance for many years before going to Bodhgaya. It is also called Mahakala Caves.
This place used to be a place to look for treasure. It was also called "Sona Bhandara Caves," which means "a pile of gold."
People think it's creepy and haunted because it's built in a gothic style and isn't kept up well. However, the same place is great for a day of exploring with friends.
The Barabar Caves are the oldest and best-preserved rock-cut caves in the world. They are surrounded by beautiful trees and ponds.
This is the largest Buddha Stupa in India. It was built by the Mauryan King Ashoka and is in the town of Kesariya in the state of Bihar.
Kumhrar is both an excavation and an archaeological site, and it is thought to be the place where the old kingdom of Patliputra used to govern.
The Telhar Kund is a beautiful small lake made by a spilling waterfall. It is in the middle of a huge forest with lots of green trees.
Many people think that this is where the holy "Ramayana" story took place, but no one knows for sure.
Dashrath Manji is a man who cut a road through a mountain by himself. Almost 22 years went into building this road.
Griddhakuta Peak, also called "Vulture Peak," is a place where nature and culture meet and where you can pray and feel calm.