Rajgir Wildlife Sanctuary is situated in Nalanda district of the Indian state of Bihar. It is located on the periphery of Rajgir and spans over an area of 36 sq km. The sanctuary is home to barking deer, langur, leopard, giant squirrel and nilgai. A visit to this sanctuary also gives a peep into the glory of historic Rajgir, the seat of Indian empire in 6th century B.C., closely associated with the life and teachings of Lord Buddha and Mahavir Teerthankar. The place is also an ideal health resort with a number of hot springs. The best time to visit Rajgir Wildlife Sanctuary is between the months of October to June.
Getting There
The nearest railway station and airport is at Patna, 105 km from the sanctuary. Buses and cars are available from Patna to reach the sanctuary.
Staying There
A number of economy hotels, rest houses and tourist bungalows provide accommodation to the tourists.
Getting There
The nearest railway station and airport is at Patna, 105 km from the sanctuary. Buses and cars are available from Patna to reach the sanctuary.
Staying There
A number of economy hotels, rest houses and tourist bungalows provide accommodation to the tourists.
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