Gaya Junction to Bodhgaya, an auto is the best mode of travel. Autos are available outside the Gaya junction. During our travel, we upon arrival booked the entire auto for Rs. 200, though the auto …
Distance from Bodhgaya to Various Tourist Places
(Distance from Bodhgaya in km) Bodhgaya – 0, Patna – 113, Rajgir – 78, Nalanda – 90, Pawapuri – 94, Vaishali – 117, Sarnath – 258, Kushinagar – 348
Slogans for Cleanliness (in Hindi)
Slogans for Cleanliness (in Hindi) – This photo was taken on the bank of the Falgu River near the Vishupad Temple, Gaya. Before eating and after defecation, always wash your hands with soap. Goodness in …
Papaya Salad (Som Tum) for Dinner
Papaya Salad (Som Tum) for Dinner – This photo was taken at the Thai restaurant situated opposite the Thai temple, Bodhgaya. Upon the query, we were told it is a newly opened Thai restaurant in …
Granola with Milk for Breakfast
Granola with Milk for Breakfast – This photo was taken at Be Happy Cafe, Bodhgaya, situated in front of a Vietnamese temple. Granola with Milk, i.e., Honey, Roasted Oats, topped with Nuts, and Dried Fruits …
Khaja – Traditional Snack of Silao
Silao is a small town situated between Rajgir and Nalanda, famous for Khaja, available in sweet as well as salty. My personal favorite is a salty one, good with tea as a snack. We stop …
Kesaria Peda/Tilkut/Lai/Anarsa – Traditional Sweets of Gaya
Kesaria Peda, Tilkut, Lai, Anarsa – Traditional Sweets of Gaya. It is available mostly at Tekari Road, Ramna Road, and Tower Chowk area. We visited Krishna Prakash Road near Tower Chowk and had talks with …
Kusha – The Sacred Grass
Kusha – The Sacred Grass – This photo was taken near Vishnupad Temple, Gaya. Cost Rs. 5 per bundle. Click to know more…
News: Bihar New Upcoming Tourist Destination for Foreigners
The Times Of India, Mumbai (5th January 2011) Click to learn more about Bihar.