Vaishali

The historical significance of Vaishali begins with the Lichhavi Rulers. It is 55 kilometers from Patna , the state capital of Bihar. Significance of Vaishali is that Lord Buddha announced his Mahaparinirvana in Vaishali. Lord Mahavira, the founder of Buddhism, was born here. This was also the first place the Lord Gautama Buddha came to upon leaving Kapilvastu, and stayed for five years. Here was the place he preached his last sermon to Lichhavis.

Tourist places in Vaishali

Vaishali has many tourist places to see. Some of the places to visit in Vaishali are: Coronation Tank (Abhishek Pushkarni) , Vishwa Shanti Stupa, Ashokan Pillar , Lion Pillar, Ananda Stupa , Buddha Stupa , Raja Vishal’s Garh, Kutagarshala Vihara and Ramchura.

How to reach Vaishali

Vaishali is hardly 55 KM from Capital City of Bihar; Patna. You can hire private vans from Patna Airport to reach Vaishali. You can also reach by train. Nearest Railway Station to Vaishali is Hazipur (30 Km). Another nearest railway station to Vaishali is Muzaffarpur (40 Km). Road transport is well developed in Vaishali. You can reach by BSRTC buses, tourist buses and private cab.

Weather and Climate of Vaishali

Vaishali experiences Tropical climate. It is dominated by Summer which is from April to June; Winter from October to February and Monsoon from July to September. Best time to visit and explore outdoor is winter season.

Nearby Tourist Attractions Vaishali

Nearby Tourist attractions of Vaishali are Bodhgaya , Nalanda , Rajgir , Kesaria and Patna.

Best Time to Visit Vaishali

October to March