The word Rajgir means the ‘city of kings’ and was identical to its name. It was one of the most powerful places in ancient India and it served as the capital city of the Mauryan Empire for a long period. The Province under which it was flourishing was Magadh which was one of the most powerful Mahajanpads.
It is believed that at the time of Mahabharat, King Jarasandh was its ruler and was an important province to be indulged in the war of Mahabharat. The place also has its part in both Buddhism and Jainism, which makes it a perfect place for the learners of both religions as Mahaveera and Buddha taught their beliefs to the people. To the people who are planning a trip to Bihar, Rajgir has everything which can make you fall in love with Bihar and its natural beauty.
From beautiful natural sites to important historical places, Rajgir is full of memories for a visitor to make. If you are wondering about a few main areas not to miss while visiting the Rajgir, here is the list. Viswa Shanti Stupa Rajgir Rajgir, Bihar has a magnificent white marble structure on Ratnagiri Hill called Viswa Shanti Stupa.
Built by the Japanese Buddhist monk Nichidatsu Fujii, it is a symbol of global peace and unity. A view of the surrounding hills and valleys can be seen from the top of this building. To reach this calm and spiritual place, an adventurous ropeway is used.
Glass Bridge The newly constructed Glass Bridge in Rajgir offers a thrilling experience providing breathtaking views of the lush.