From the monumental 8th-century ruins of Vikramshila University to sacred hills and river reserves, discover the rich heritage of Bhagalpur with Hotel Rajhans International as your central base.
Founded by Pala King Dharmapala in the late 8th century, Vikramshila was one of the two most illustrious universities of ancient India alongside Nalanda. Explore the monumental cruciform stupa, 208 monastic cells, and Buddhist archaeological artifacts.
A 700-foot singular granite monolithic hill revered by Hindu, Jain, and tribal traditions. Believed to have served as the churning rod during the churning of the cosmic ocean (Samudra Manthan). Features rock carvings, a scenic ropeway, and Paparni Lake.
Stretching along a 65 km expanse of the River Ganga from Sultanganj to Kahalgaon, this sanctuary is India's only dedicated natural habitat for the endangered Gangetic Dolphin (Platanista gangetica), fondly known locally as 'Susu'.
Perched atop a granite rock island emerging from the River Ganga in Sultanganj, this ancient Lord Shiva temple marks the starting point for millions of Kanwariya pilgrims who carry holy Ganga water on foot to Deoghar's Baidyanath Jyotirlinga.
Our front desk helps guests arrange reliable AC taxi hires for day trips across Bhagalpur and Banka.