Good experience in night but I suggested to go in evening

This is a great place to spend time in the evening. River view, bridge, road and lots of food cart. All are awesome.

You can get a great view of the river and the long and shining silver metallic Digha bridge on one side and Gandi Setu on the other. Roads are wide enough to not have traffic however the place often crowded during weekdays evening and good luck finding a good spot on weekends. There are almost no benches whatsoever which are provided by government where you can sit and rest almost as if they don't want you to stay just look and leave. Thanks to the street vendors there you have a place to rest. Overall good place to spend the evening.

The place is good, but the people here in my town have no civic sense. You can also realise that once you get there. Improper parking, no idea of driving, and then blame everything on the govt. People don't even know how to put their garbage in dustbins, they throw it all around, but in this case they don't blame govt. Idiots.

The long stretch of road curves along the coastline, providing panoramic views of the Ganga The beautifully maintained promenade, lined with so many stolls offers an ideal spot for a simply sitting and enjoying the surroundings.

If you're seeking a refreshing break from the hustle and bustle of city life, Patna Ganga Marine Drive is the perfect destination. 🚗✨ ⛔ Traffic Alert: Due to its popularity, the Marine Drive can get quite congested on weekends. Despite heavy traffic, the drive along the scenic Ganges offers a rejuvenating experience.The cool and fresh air adds to the charm of this place, making it an ideal spot to unwind with friends on a weekend. 🌬️🌃 🌭 Roadside Delights: As we strolled along the drive, we couldn't resist indulging in the tempting offerings from the roadside stalls. From mouthwatering street food to various services, the stalls added a vibrant touch to the entire experience. Don't miss the opportunity to treat your taste buds to the local delicacies! 🍽️🛍️ 👥 Weekend Crowd: For those craving tranquility, we recommend visiting on weeknights when the crowds are relatively thinner. It's an opportunity to immerse yourself in the serene ambiance and soak up the atmosphere. And fear not, for the lack of parking arrangements, as the rising popularity of this spot may prompt the government to address this issue in the near future. 🌟 🌙 Nighttime Charm: While the Ghats and the river are currently under construction, the iconic Digha Bridge offers a breathtaking view. Once the river's construction is complete, this place is set to unleash its true charm and beauty. The illuminated reflection on the water's surface will elevate the allure of this magnificent location. 💫🌉 ⚠️ Parking Challenge: Please note that parking arrangements can be a bit challenging in the area. It's advisable to plan your transportation accordingly. 🚗 Don't miss out on this evolving gem in Patna! Plan your visit to Patna Ganga Marine Drive and witness the transformation firsthand. It offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, culinary delights, and a vibrant atmosphere. It's a destination that promises to captivate your senses and leave you with unforgettable memories. 🌅💖 #PatnaGangaMarineDrive #UnwindAndExplore #ScenicDelights #SereneAmbiance #VisitPatna

The 'marine drive' is part of the Ganga Path development project, which includes a 20.5km long four-lane expressway between Digha and Didarganj in PatnOn Friday (24 June), Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar inaugurated the first phase of the Ganga Path in Patna, giving the city its own 'Marine Drive'. The corridor, which connects Digha to Patna Medical College and Hospital (previously the Prince of Wales Medical College), has been compared to Mumbai's Marine Drive and London's Thames Path. The road has come up along the Ganga River on a 13m high dam. This stretch is part of the Ganga Path development project, which includes a 20.5km long four-lane expressway between Digha to Didarganj in Patna. In the second phase, the road will be extended by around 18km to Fatuha, an important industrial centre 24km east of Patna. "A part of the JP Ganga Path is now ready. It will be completed by the start of 2024 to provide facility to people… work is being done in a good manner… expansion is to be done on both sides," the Chief Minister was quoted as saying at the inauguration event on Friday. The project is being executed jointly by the Government of India's Housing and Urban Development Corporation and the Government of Bihar. The project cost is estimated to be Rs 3,160 crore. The project was conceptualised in 2010 and accepted by the government in 2011. The foundation stone for the project was laid by Chief Minister Kumar on 11 October 2013, on the birth anniversary of politician and activist Jayaprakash Narayan, popularly referred to as JP. "Work on Ganga Path had started in 2013, but it got stalled for a few years due to various reasons. We took a loan of Rs 2,000 crore from Housing and Urban Development Corporation (HUDCO) in September last year, following which the work was expedited," Bihar's Road Construction Minister Nitin Nabin told media after the inauguration.

We can spend some quality time with friends, family, And also you will get different variety of tea and many more snacks

It’s a beautiful drive way along the river. Connects Atal Path to JP Setu, AIIMS Elevated Road. It has exits at Gandi Maidan, PMCH and it’s being expanded further. It’s a famous picnic spot in Patna now for the locals. There are 100s of vendors lined up.

Everything was good, enjoyed a pleasant evening walk. Lots of food stalls offering variety of food items. Only one thing was of serious concern that people omwith difficulties or old age may experience trouble while crossing the road BARRIER, which has no gap to enter normally , you have to jump off that 3 feet Barrier.

Its the best place to go with your friends and family to see sunrise or sunset but generally too crowded on weekends and holidays so plan accordingly if looking for a peaceful outing.

Nice to visit during evening time where u enjoy different varities of food stall of different varities

The driving experience you will not get anywhere else in Bihar

The recently inaugurated first phase of the JP Ganga Path has become the latest hangout for Patnaites, who throng on the driveway in large numbers every evening to click selfie with the picturesque background of the Ganga.Couples are seen spending quality time like people visit the marine drive in Mumbai. Vendors also bring food carts and tea stalls to cater to the needs of hundreds of people who visit there for river-view fun.

This place is Patna Ganga Drive also known as Marine Drive.This is a road which is digha to Gandhi maidan this is built to reduce traffic of digha main road but now this road become small picnic spot 😁😁

Good place for an evening outing but way too crowded on weekends. Also this place starts mostly after sunset.

Good time in the evening, but all times crowded, all food available but fast food more. No parking facility. Shame on you bihar gov. Must try singer tea wala 😅. Have a tea.

View, Foods, Fun Games Everything Is Perfect ❤️

This is a picture of me sitting at the poolside of baron beach pattaya. Its a 3 star hotel with good service and ambience. Please make sure to opt for a room with pool view. Breakfast included is good for international tourists as it is walking distance from famous things of pattaya. Beach, walking street and 7/11 all are 5 minutes walk.

Best place in patna for evening....

It's very clean and decent place for spending time. If u come Patna so once u should enjoy the moment of Ganga drive .

A great place to have a chill drive. Does remind of lanes made near the Sabarmati river. People of Patna did need a spot like this to calm their nerves from all the hassle. Have nice tea stalls and food stalls to sit and relax.

If you are searching for a picnic spot then absolutely patna marine drive is best choice. Because beach side of ganga river is very peaceful and calm with fresh air.🌀