3 Best Tourist Attractions in Patna

“Sanjay Gandhi Biological Park is renowned for its white and natural variant of the Royal Bengal Tiger. The Biological park serves as a conservation area, the park focuses on the captive breeding of various species, exchanges with other zoological gardens, and contributes to the recovery of appropriate wildlife species. Additionally, it functions as a rescue-cum-rehabilitation centre for wild animals in distress. The park not only offers balanced and healthy recreation for tourists, utilising the zoological park setting to ensure the welfare of zoo animals but also promotes nature education and raises awareness about biodiversity protection. To further enhance awareness and attract visitors, a 3D Theater-cum-Zoo Interpretation Center has been constructed, particularly aimed at educating children and zoo visitors about wildlife. With 338 mammals, 355 birds, and 471 reptiles, the Sanjay Gandhi Biological Park is an ideal tourist destination for friends and families. Recognised for its well-maintained and aesthetically pleasing environment, the zoo provides an enjoyable experience for visitors.

UNIQUE FACTS:
• Live Shows
• Exhibitions.”

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“Takht Sri Patna Sahib is the birthplace of the tenth Sikh Guru, Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji Maharaja, and is the second-largest Takhat Sahib globally. Also known as Harmandir Sahib, it holds significance as the Holy Sight of the Buddha, Guru Nanak, and Guru Tegh Bahadur. Recognised among Sikhs as one of the five sacred thrones or Takhts, Takht Sri Patna Sahib bears testimony to Guru Gobind Singh Ji's profound impact on Sikh philosophy and daily lives. The evening lighting accentuates the beauty of this magnificent site. A pivotal aspect of Takht Sri Patna Sahib's narrative is that people bowed to Guru Angad only after installing the divine light (JOT) in him. Prior to assuming Guruship, no one bowed to him, emphasising that Sikhs did not venerate the human body (of Guru Angad) but revered the Divine Light passed on to that body by Guru Nanak. A visit to Takht Sri Patna Sahib is a must for those in Patna.

UNIQUE FACTS:
• Historical Place.”

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“Golghar is an expansive granary situated alongside the Ganges River. Originally intended to be the first in a series of large grain storage facilities, Golghar's unique beehive-shaped design was created by Core Captain John Garstin, a Bengal engineer. Despite initial plans for additional structures, Golghar remains the sole creation of its kind. Visitors can ascend to the top of Golghar using its spiral stairway of 145 steps. From the pinnacle of Golghar, a breathtaking panoramic view of the city and the Ganges can be enjoyed. Admission to Golghar is free for visitors. The building stands at a height of 29 meters, and its pillar-less wall has a thickness of 3.6 meters at the base. Golghar stands out as one of the finest historical tourism destinations for visitors.

UNIQUE FACTS:
• Historic Site.”

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