Rajgir is a beautiful ancient city located in the Indian state of Bihar. It is popularly known as Girivraj, or 'the abode of kings'. For centuries, Rajgir has attracted pilgrims and tourists alike due to its connection to the life and teachings of Gautama Buddha. It was here that the Buddha spent many years and held several debates among both his disciples and opponents from various religious sects. Today, Buddhist shrines like Vulture Peak, Gridhakuta Hill, and Bamboo Grove still remain in this majestic city. Its beauty is further enhanced by lush green forests and hills which are home to exotic wild animals like leopards and elephants. Visitors to Rajgir generally take part in activities such as bird watching, cycling, trekking and meditation. All these combine to make it a must-visit place for any traveler with an appreciation for history and culture.
