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Rajgir Tours
Rajgir, the erstwhile capital of the Magadh kingdom occupies a significant position in Buddhist and Jain devout history. It was blessed by the founders of both these beliefs and many tourist locations in Rajgir encompass locations which are in some way or the other affiliated with these religions. Usually those who are desirous of a pilgrimage include Rajgir in their itinerary.
One of the foremost tourist Attractions in Rajgir is the Venuvana Vihara, a much loved retreat of Lord Buddha gifted to him by King Bimbisara. The Griddhakuta or Vulture's Peak is yet another one. This is accepted to be the location where Lord Buddha preached numerous sermons and presently it is the location of the Shanti Stupa or Peace Pagoda constructed by the Buddhist Sangha of Japan. The Saptaparni Cave where the first Buddhist Council was held is furthermore one of the primary tourist Attractions of Rajgir.
The Amravana or Mango Garden which one time assisted as the dispensary of Royal doctor Jivaka is still frequented by tourists and so is Ajatashatru's Fort. There are as numerous as 26 Jain Temples established on a hilltop in Rajgir and these too are frequented by a large number of tourists. A cave chamber hollowed out of a single rock is accepted to be King Bimbisara's treasury and this Swarna Vandar is also an intriguing visit.
Many visitors furthermore flock the Lakshmi Narayan Mandir in Rajgir which is renowned for its warm spring. A bathing tub in this water is said to cure chronic diseases. Of all the Tourist Attractions in Rajgir, a specific mention needs to be made of the Ropeway that takes the tourists to the peak of the Ratnagiri hills. The ride along the ropeway is quite a thrilling experience.



