Climbed to this place as the rope way was not operational due to technical difficulties. It is a difficult climb if not used to it, but worth the walk. The Stupa sits majestically awaiting you at the end of your climb, and it radiates a sense of peace that makes up for all the sweat and hard work. The capuchin monkeys all around are quite cute and entertaining. Be sure not to harass them. They mind their own business.

The Viswa Shanti Stupa in Rajgir is a mesmerizing symbol of peace and tranquility. Its serene ambiance and breathtaking architecture create an aura of spirituality. The panoramic views from the top are truly awe-inspiring. A must-visit destination for seekers of inner harmony and beauty.

Beautiful place with lots of Langurs. Very Calm and relaxing place. We took Closed Cable Car to reach there. You can try open single Cable car if you are going with friends or solo.

Had a good time here with friends. Cultural texts and remains of Lord Budhha is nice. Good Maintainence Nature view Good scenery views Visiting Rajgir during Monsoons gave an another level of energy , relax and soothing experience. Recommended. The stupa is built very beautiful 😍 ❤️ The staffs were cooperative and very helpful. Yeah some rush was there many domestic and foreign tourists were there. But overall experience was nice.

Peaceful place to be , view from the ropeway is very nice , however be careful will boarding and getting from the single seater ropeway as it will not stop to get on , you have to board it while it is moving , though it will be slow moving. Few points above the hill top to take photos , It will be crowded on weekends, it is highly recommended to go early as possible to avoid crowd , It will be small walk from ropeway station above to the Stupa.

Vishwa Shanti Stupa is a serene and spiritually uplifting place. The stupa's stunning white architecture and the panoramic views of the surrounding hills make it a must-visit destination. It's Located on about the top of 400 m high Ratnagiri Hills. the white stupa stands 120 ft tall with a total diameter of 103 ft. The stupa is studded with four gold gilded statues of Buddha, showing four important events of his life. It's a perfect spot for peace and reflection, and the view surrounding it add to the tranquility. Whether you're a spiritual seeker or just a traveler looking for a beautiful view, Vishwa Shanti Stupa won't disappoint. PS: All pictures and videos were taken at different times

Best visiting place of Rajgir but careful from photographer and Monkey.Monkeys are very calm and friendly but photographer will have a wrong commitment of soft copy of your photo but never give you.

This place has some nice scenic place to offer..but often gets too crowded during holidays

Peaceful place. Has great significance of Buddhism. It's up on the hill so you'll have to take ropeway to reach there. Once you reach up the hill, you'll have walk for 2 mins, on the way there are small shops from where you can purchase souvenirs to take back home (don't forget to bargain). Also beware of the monkeys present over there, they get aggressive sometimes and also snatch food from people's hands.

Very beautiful and peaceful place. Only problem is that the stairs towards the stupa can be troublesome to old people and people with knee problems. The ropeways are a great way to reach the place but another option like a lift to take older people just a bit closer to the summit could have been wonderful. Young people might not have any trouble walking up the few steps but it is a whole different story for the visiters who are older and have trouble climbing stairs.

This place has so much in it that one does not want to go away from that place. First of all you have to hike up or u can take up the rope way too but I would not recommend that. Its absolutely fun going there. So much of peace. Wonderful Sceneries and some good JHALMURI there. Wonderful..

The Vishwa Shanti Stupa is the World Peace Pagoda, significant monument dedicated to promoting peace and harmony. It was built to commemorate the 2,500th anniversary of the enlightenment of Gautama Buddha. It is situated on the hill and accessible through the ropeway (charges are 100 per person). The stupa stands tall at a height of 40.5 meters and has a diameter of 100 feet. It is built on Ratnagiri Hill, overlooking the ancient city of Rajgir and the surrounding landscape. The structure is adorned with beautiful white marble and showcases intricate Buddhist architectural elements.

This is very great tourist spot to go. Viswa shanti stupa at Rajgir is located at top of the mountain where you can reach by single sitting ropeway as well as cabin ropeway . You will come to know about Budha and his basic principles. The spot is very good for the tour purpose. If you are a photographer you can get some better clicks here . I will say explore this place and Rajgir .

It is a large white Peace Pagoda built by the neo-Buddhist organisation ‘Nipponzan Myohoji’. It is one of the 80 Peace Pagodas which has been built around the world after the atomic bombings on Japan. Statues of the Buddha are mounted on the stupa in four directions. It also has a small Japanese Buddhist temple with a large park. There is a temple near the stupa where prayers are conducted for universal peace. But certain tourists and locals harm the silence and vibe of the place. Also beware of the langurs loitering all around the site.

It is large white peace pagoda on Ratnagiri Hill in Rajgir, Nalanda District, Bihar. Statues of the Buddha are mounted on the stupa in four directions. There's a small Japanese Buddhist temple near the stupa where prayers are conducted for universal peace.

On the top of the mountain, the view of green land was amazing. Along with the temple and statue, there was peace with a beautiful view.

It is such a beautiful place with a great view. But people need to be mindful of throwing thrash anywhere other than the thrash bins. And the authority needs to take care of the cleanliness.

A Stupa (temple like architecture) built atop a small hill with statues of Buddha built in it and constructed to propagate peace. A good place to pass a couple of hours after reaching there by cable car or trekking.

It is located in rajgir which is about 80 Km from Patna railway station. The best way to reach Rajgir is by bus. Horse cart services are also available there. Shanti Stupa is located at heights so can be reached by rope way or by walk. Also palanquin.Coming to the rope way, the charges are Rs-120 both ways. The temple belongs to the Buddhism community and is so relaxing. The scenery is eye captivating. Well maintained by Bihar tourism.

It os one of the oldest stupas made for world peace located in magadh region presently known as Rajgir on the tip of the mountain surrounded by greenery and range of mountains.Hosts a lot of wild creatures specially black monkeys.So plz be careful. Two ways to go up either by foot or by ropeway which is the first in india ropeway.

It's amezing place to visit, very peaceful location. You can see the nature view from top of hill and it's look very beautiful 😍❤️

It is a mind touching place to visit. One can reach there by cable car or stairs. There are two types of cable cars, single chair and 6 seated box cabins.

The Vishwa Shanti Stupa is located on the highest point of the Ratnagiri Hills at an altitude of 400 meters in Rajgir in Nalanda district of Bihar. The stupa is built entirely of white marble. The white stupa is 120 feet tall with a total diameter of 103 feet. The stupa contains four golden statues of Lord Buddha, each representing the period of his birth, enlightenment, preaching and death. There is also a small Japanese Buddhist temple with a park. There is a ropeway that helps tourists reach the Vishwa Shanti Stupa. Two ropeway options are available -one is single seater and second is cabin ropeway. Ticket price is 120/- for cabin ropeway and 110/- for single seater for both sides. Make sure the ropeway is closed between 12 and 2 pm for lunch break. Otherwise you can trek to reach that pile. Vishwa Shanti Stupa is a must visit place in Rajgir. The stunning white architecture of the stupa and the picturesque view of the surrounding hills make it a must-visit destination. Whether you are a spiritual seeker or just a traveler looking for a beautiful view, Vishwa Shanti Stupa will not disappoint you.

An amazing experience to see the marvels of architecture. The stones in the wall are held together without any mortar and one wonders how it was constructed so perfectly

Cyclopean wall was built by the king bimbisar the contemporary of the Buddha. for the sake of protection of the rajgir which ws the capital of magadh.

These are ruins of Rajgir fort / palace. Now a days open ground. No construction is allowed. May be after some excavation by archeological department we can find some ancient ruins or monuments . You can see this from your site seeing tonga tour of Rajgir.

The cyclopean wall in rajgir was built in early 3 century to protect the capital city as rajgir was the capital city of magadh . The length of this wall is 40 km and it surrounds the city from all sides. This is one of the oldest cyclopean structure in the world 🌎. And i recommend everyone to visit it once.

The Cyclopean Wall is a 40 kilometre long stone wall encircling the entire Rajgir (formerly known as Rajgriha). It is one of the beautiful places to visit in Rajgir and the oldest examples of cyclopean masonry found across the world. It was built by King Jarasandh, 2nd ruler of Brihadratha or Rawani dynasty to protect the city from invaders and enemies. This wall is protected by the National Monument and most of the wall has been destroyed with time. Built with huge limestone boulders without any use of mortar and was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the year 1987. You can also see the Chariot Wheel Marks near the Cyclopean Wall and engravings in an unencrypted script around the Route Marks of the Chariot. The engravings are supposed to be made sometime between the 1st and 5the century AD.

At a distance of 7 km from Rajgir Railway Station, Cyclopean Wall is an ancient fort wall situated in Rajgir, Bihar. It is one of the oldest specimens of cyclopean masonry across the world, and among the must include places in Rajgir Tour Packages. Constructed over Rajgir hill and plains, the Cyclopean Wall is 4 meters wide, and 40 km long fort wall of stone which encircled the entire ancient city Rajgriha. It was erected by King Jarasandha the 2nd ruler of Brihadratha (Rawani) dynasty before 324 BC using massive undressed stone to protect their capital from external invaders and enemies. It reminds the great administrative abilities of the Brihadratha (Rawani) dynasty. Built of massive undressed stone carefully fitted together, the wall is one of the few important pre-Mauryan stone structures ever to have been found. Currently, under the protection of the National Monument, the wall does not exist around the city in its old glory and only some of its ruins are left here for the travelers to see. One can also visit the Chariot Wheel Marks situated nearby. The Chariot Wheel Marks are two parallel furrows cut deep into the rock for about 30 feet long. According to the local legends, these marks were formed due to the high speed and power of the chariot of Lord Krishna when he arrived in Rajgir. Adding to the mystery, an engraved and still to be decrypted script around the Chariot Route Marks makes this spot in Rajgir a must-visit for tourists. This engraved script is estimated to be written between 1 AD and 5 century AD. Timings: 6 AM - 6 PM Entry: Free

Cyclopean Wall of Rajgir, is a World Heritage and National Monument protected and maintained by the Archaeological Survey of India. It's a 40 kms long wall's remains which are scattered all around Rajgir and most clear parts are at NH 82. It was built before 3rd BC probably during the reign of Ajatshatru Or during the reign of Mauryan. Cyclopean architecture is used which is an Ancient fortifications architecture is significant like in Mycenaea an Ancient Archaeological Site in Greece of Bronze Age, as stone boulders were used with least gaps and remaining gaps were filled with lime morter. This attraction can be visited any time. This wall was quite strong and Encircling the Rajgir to protect any invader's or enemy attack.

😍😍Nature views is just another level 👍

This park is really nice and a must visit in Rajgir. There's a playground for kids, public gym, Yoga and Cafeteria inside this park. There's a really beautiful pond in the center of this park. The walking paths are great for strolling, and there are benches to sit and relax. I really had a good time here.

This place is awesome for spending quality time with family and your loved one. It has entry minimal entry free, For adult it is 20 and for children it is 10 rs. There is also a small park for child to enjoy their time. They are expanding this park with lot of things and it looks amazing. You should also visit here.

A very well maintained park to visit with family. Different types of plants and trees atr there. The pond is also very nice. Worth a visit if you are in Rajgir.

We were about to skip this place but fortunately we visited and we were very happy to spent few hours as lots of things to feel here. Maintained & decorated well enough to find peace amidst nature, children's park, food court, gym park, open auditorium and many more.....loved it!!

It is the park that was donated by King Bimbisara to the Buddha. When you walk in this park you are walking where Lord Buddha walked 2500 years ago

A well crafted and maintained park with budhha smriti and meditation center. Park is huge and well maintained. One need almost couple of hours to roam around the park and enjoy it's beauty. Limited paid parking is available.

Really amazing to visit Venu Van Rajgir, super big ground with huge scenic view, water pond, fishes, rare plants greenery, small waterfall, kids play zone, long walking track. Meditation place, must visit and enjoy the mother nature.

One of the most beautiful places for a family to visit to free up our mind and enjoy some amazing movements in beaut8ful nature

Venu Van park is very beautiful. Park is associated with Lord Buddha and situated near to Rajgir Hot Springs. Entry ticket is Rupees 20 per person. You can find cafeteria, restroom and drinking water inside. Different different varieties of flowers are here. Perfect place to go with family or friends. Park is full of greenery, colour full flowers and bamboo grove. Children's park is also inside this.No extra charges to access this. You can see lot of fish in Karandak pond. Must visit this place if you are in Rajgir.

Amidst hustle and bustle of the market, hot spring, and horse cart stand, the Venu Van or the Bamboo Forest is a piece of land full with peace and calmness. It’s said that Lord Buddha spent many years here in Venu Van with King Ajatashatru as the royal devotee visiting often. The park is very well maintained and is a must visit destination for devotees and tourists alike.

Modern photographs of Rajgir, an ancient developed city of Bihar state of India, surrounded by five hills, which made Rajgir more special. Places to visit in Rajgir. 1. Venu Van. 2. Hot Spring 3. Gurudwara 4. Jaiprakash Udyan 5. Gold reserves 6. Rajgir Wildlife Safari 7. Nature Safari 8. Zoo Safari 9. Importance of Oxygen on Earth 3D Howl 10. Auditorium...and many more. So definitely visit the place of Buddha, Rajgir with five hills. Thank you.🙏

The improvement that the city did to this bamboo grove forest is very impressive. Please keep it up with maintenance work.

Built by samrat Bimbisar for Goutam Buddha For his stay in rainy season. A pond for his use was also built.

Venu Van, located in Rajgir, is a serene and captivating natural park that offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of urban life. Spread over a vast area, this green oasis is adorned with lush vegetation, including various species of trees and plants. The park is meticulously designed, providing well-maintained walking trails, making it an ideal spot for nature enthusiasts and those seeking a peaceful stroll. One of the highlights of Venu Van is its picturesque lake, adding to the overall charm of the place. Visitors can often be found enjoying boat rides on the serene waters, creating a perfect setting for relaxation and contemplation. The park also houses a variety of bird species, attracting birdwatchers keen on observing the avian diversity. The ambiance is enhanced by strategically placed seating areas, allowing visitors to unwind while immersing themselves in the natural beauty surrounding them. The park serves as a popular destination for locals and tourists alike, offering a refreshing environment for picnics, family outings, or simply unwinding amidst nature. Venu Van in Rajgir stands as a testament to the harmonious coexistence of man and nature, providing a rejuvenating experience for those seeking solace in the lap of greenery.

Such a nice beautiful place, love the weather we come in early December. Clean toilet and free inside

Very well setup of the rope way. Two types are here. One is a single person, kind of baby carrier. And the other one is the family cabin. Entry fee for a single person carrier is 100 ₹per person and for a family cabin it's 120. The family cabin gives a more adventurous ride than a single one. You reach rajgir peace pagoda by this rope way.

The ride is great but being a place in Bihar there is no order in place. Such a big tourist place but UPI does not work here. Proper parking is not available. People don't have sense of hospitality.

This ropeway has both individual chairs as well as cabins. It takes to and fro between the base and Shanti Stupa. The one side ride takes a couple of mins. The view from the ropeway is okay. You can take both one sided as well as return tickets. Pro tip: The ropeway is closed from 1 pm to 2 pm during lunch time. So, avoid taking a ride during that time to avoid queues. Also, only cash is accepted for buying tickets.

Nice experience Ticket price is 120/- for all adults and Ticket for children 120/- above 3years Two ropeways one old single and New one for 8 people one cabin ropeways

Nothing to say abt ropeway , all I can say is you must go with your family for little fun. And do not carry any luggage as there is no clock room for you to place your luggage, you have to carry it with you through the entire journey

Said to be the oldest ropeway in India, the Rajgir ropeway line is a wonderful excursion in the cradle of nature. It is the only ropeway in existence in the state of Bihar. The single person seater rope line is a thrilling adventure that leads you all the way to the top of the scenic Ratnagiri Hill which houses the famous Vishwa Shanti Stupa. The chairlift ropeway rises to a height of over 1000 feet from the ground level and is a thrilling ride to undertake. The area falls under the Pant Wildlife Sanctuary which provides unmatched views of the surrounding forest area. The ropeway gives access to the Buddhist memorabilia and constructions of a bygone era on the hilltop, coupled with picturesque views, there's nothing more you can ask for! This ropeway cost you ₹100 for single person and ₹120 if you're in group of 2 - 8 person for box cabin (two way cost). The Rajgir ropeway offers fantastic views of the adjoining Pant Wildlife Sanctuary and the surrounding five hills namely Vipalachal, Vaibhagiri, Songiri and Udaygiri, other than the Ratnagiri hill that it is connected to.

I am Rudra Saha ,a eleven year old. On my recent trip to Rajgir in August I had visited the Rajgir Ropeway. On reading the about the ropeway 's history one thing that caught my attention is how Bihar tourism has improved the safety standards. Ticket prices are Cabin ropeway - ₹ 120 Single chair - ₹ 100 The ticket counter opens at 8:00 a.m. and closes at 5:00 p.m. and if you have bought a ticket you will get to ride the ropeway whatsoever. The best time to go to this ropeway is at 10:30 sharp as after that there is a very long line for the cabin ropeway however the single chair ropeway did not have a line at any time. The location can be reached easily by a private car or public however if you visit this place during the Malmas Mela you will have to take a ghora gari or Toto. The Experience was amazing the, feeling of gliding through the greenery ,especially for the single chair ropeway. The view is breathtaking. I would recommend the single chair ropeway over the cabin ropeway as the cabin ropeway is a little more enclosed and has a long line. The best part of the ropeway is that everyone from elders to youngsters, from. Rich to poor ride the Ropeway without discrimination.

Earlier it has chair type Ropeway. But in the close Cabin it is more safe and can send 8 persons in a cabine. Good way to Reach Shanti Stupa Rajgir. You can enjoy the great view from the Cabine. it cost 120₹ per person both way.

1.Its a very small distance. 2.Car does not stop. The passengers needs to board the moving car/cabin. 3. Every instructions are written in Hindi Only, not written even in english. Its very difficult for those who can not read Hindi.

A ropeway to take us to the top. Single seater ropeway is more adventurous than that of cabin ropeway.

It's on top of the mountain. Nice view. Capsule lift is safe for riding.

Wonderful excursion in the cradle of nature. · Thrilling ride above 1000 feet from the ground. · One of the oldest ropeway in India. · A vision of true leader.

Should have been a beautiful natural spot. But people have converted it into a crowded dirty area with hundreds taking bath. Concrete walls has been putup to hide it from viewing by visitors who do not intend to take bath.

Very Crowded area...only one changing room is for girls otherwise everyone change outside of the spring... Soap and Shampoo is not allowed. the spring water is very soothing and fresh especially in winter....one thing I have to tell that at first you have to clean yourself by the water from outside of this spring where some water flowing from a statue then you can go into the spring for bath otherwise the priests were not allowed you to go into this spring...

You have to climb stairs and take right downstairs to visit Hotspring it is very crowded place. Hopefully when I was there it was not too much crowd. It doesn’t feel too much hygienic to take bath I just put my leg inside the water there is no changing room so you will not so comfortable for changing the clothes after taking bath due to heavy crowd and heavy crowd, you should avoid going Hotspring. It could be dangerous because of less space at one time 6 to 7 people were comfortable at Hotspring during taking bath

At a distance of 3 km from Rajgir Railway Station, Rajgir Hot Springs are the sacred natural water springs in Rajgir, Bihar. Situated near Pandu Pokhar, it is one of the popular hot water springs in Bihar and among the prominent places of pilgrimage in Rajgir. Situated at the foot of the Vaibhava Hill, Hot Water Springs are one of the most popular attractions of Rajgir. There are around seven Hot Springs in Rajgir which are considered to be sacred places for Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism. The water comes from the seven streams known as Saptadhara that are believed to originate from the Saptaparni Caves at the top of the hill. The Brahmakund Spring is regarded as the most sacred one as well as the hottest one with a temperature of around 45 degrees Celsius. The Hot Springs are also known for their medicinal values which help to cure many skin ailments. The water from the spring is collected in an enclosure, which is accessible by a staircase. There are also faucets with running water where one can bathe. Separate bathing places are allocated for men and women. Non-Hindus are not allowed to enter the spring. A flight of stairs above the Brahma Kund leads to Pippala cave, a massive stone structure with grottos on all sides. It has been identified as the Pippala stone house, which was frequented by Buddha and later his disciples. It is named after the Pipal tree at the cave's entrance that is said to have been occasionally visited by the Buddha for meditation after his midday meal. The structure is popularly known as 'Jarasandh ki Baithak' after King Jarasandh who figures in the text of the Mahabharata. One can also visit Lakshmi Narayan Temple located beside the hot spring. Timings: 6 AM - 6 PM Entry: Free

At the foot of Vaibhava Hill, a staircase leads up to the various temples. Separate bathing places have been organized for men and women and the water comes through spouts from Saptdhara, the seven streams, believed to find their source behind the "Saptarni Caves", up in the hills. The hottest of the springs is the Brahmakund with a temperature of 45 degree Centigrade.

I think authorities shd ban use of any kind of soap in here. Rest u'll forget all ur tension when u'll enter the devine hot water spring.

Is very dirty water. People were washing there cloths and make the water dirty.

It's awesome place. You'll love this place even you don't like bathing. You will really enjoying bathing here. You must visit here. Highly recommended.