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Heritage Package
Spiritual & Heritage Trail
Walk through the landscapes that shaped centuries of spiritual thought, from Nalanda’s celebrated learning to Rajgir’s serene hilltop sanctuaries. Ideal for senior citizens, history buffs, and families seeking a deep cultural connection.
3 days / 2 nights4.7142 reviews
Package price
₹8,500/Person

Places you’ll visit
1Nalanda University Ruins & Archaeological Museum
2Vishwa Shanti Stupa (World Peace Pagoda)
3Griddhakuta Peak (Vulture’s Peak)
4Venu Van (Bamboo Grove)
5Brahma Kund Hot Springs
6Son Bhandar Caves
7Bimbisar Jail
8Naulakha Jain Mandir
Travel itinerary
Day 1Arrive in Rajgir & Sacred Cleansing
Day 2The Peaks of Enlightenment & Ancient Ruins
Day 3The Ancient Knowledge Hub & Departure
Package Breakdown
- Stay (2 nights on twin sharing basis)₹3,600
- Local AC Transport & fuel surcharges₹2,000
- Curated Meal Plan (2 Breakfasts, 2 Dinners)₹1,800
- Entry ticket allowances & certified guide fees₹1,100
What’s included
- 2 nights 3-star AC hotel accommodation (twin sharing standard)
- Daily buffet breakfast and fixed menu dinners at the hotel
- All local point-to-point transfers in a private AC vehicle
- Complimentary entry tickets to Nalanda Ruins and 1-round Ropeway pass
- 1 half-day certified local history guide service at Nalanda
What’s not included
- Interstate flights or train tickets to Bihar travel hubs
- Personal laundry, telephone calls, tips, and mineral water expenses
- Optional camera or video fees levied at monument checkpoints
- Any unexpected emergency cost due to weather or political strikes
Accommodation
Transport
Travel tips
- Wear sturdy, comfortable walking shoes for the brick pathways at Nalanda ruins.
- Carry ample sun protection, hats, and eco-friendly water flasks.
- Keep loose change ready for local artisanal shoe storage outside temple thresholds.
Guest reviews
5
The guide at Nalanda ruins was exceptionally knowledgeable. Perfect itinerary for my elderly parents—very smoothly managed travel speeds.
4
Excellent choice of hotels and food. The ropeway up to Vishwa Shanti Stupa had a bit of a queue, but the views were fully worth it.