Best places: Tourist attractions in Samāstipur, India

Expansive hilltop pilgrimage site featuring trails, mountain views & over 30 Jain temples.

Historic birthplace of the 10th guru of Sikhism, offering worship services & education.

Buddhist pilgrimage center with 2,500 years of history, a sacred tree and an ornate temple complex.

Altars to 3 Hindu deities with 84 surrounding pillars in a vast structure built through the 2010s.

Hindu temple & pilgrim site honoring Lord Shiva, with colorful flower garlands & a restaurant.

Ornate Sikh temple featuring domes, a fountain & a courtyard, plus night accommodation for pilgrims.

Modern white-marble temple with a balcony, plus flower-adorned idols celebrating the goddess Shakti.

👍👍 Mother Kali's Dham Shyama Kali temple is built on the pyre in Darbhanga. A large number of devotees visit here and all Manglik works are also done. This temple is known as Shyama Mai's temple. Shyama Mai's temple is built on the pyre of Maharaja Rameshwar Singh at the crematorium Ghat and is an unus...

Sacred fig tree, believed to be a descendant of the tree under which Buddha attained enlightenment.

👍👍 As I have viewed yesterday my and my family linked to this Hindu's Godess Durga Temple on this platform, it's not me only, there are thousands devotees of Maa Durga. There are two categories of devotees, one category visits this temple regularly but attain dance is thin. Other category of devotees o...

Lively, colourful Hindu temple featuring striking, ornate architecture & an airy interior.

👍👍 We spent almost one week in different pilgrimage places like Vaishali, Bodh Gaya, Rajgir, Nalanda etc in Bihar. During our stay We had really an excellent experience with Abram Travels where from we had taken Hotels and transport. People associated with this travel are helpful, very kind, polite and...

Consecrated in 1989, this 25-m.-tall stone statue of the Buddha is near the Mahabohdi Temple.

Modern white stupa on a hilltop, dedicated to world peace & with 4 gilded Buddha statues.

Hindu temple founded on one of 51 sites where parts of Devi Sati's corpse are said to have fallen.