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Tourist Helpline
1363 · toll-free, 24×7
Email Us
info@biharbhraman.com
Based In
Patna, Bihar, India
Quick Answers
The questions travellers ask most before planning a Bihar journey.
How early should I book a guided trip?
We recommend booking at least 2–3 weeks in advance, especially during festival seasons like Chhath Puja and Sonepur Mela.
Can you customise an itinerary for families?
Yes. We tailor routes by age group, mobility and interest — heritage, food, spiritual circuits or hidden gems.
Do you provide transport and accommodation?
We suggest trusted local partners for transport and stays — from BSTDC properties to homestays — based on your budget and style.
What is the best season to visit Bihar?
October to March offers the most pleasant weather and the busiest festival calendar.
Is Bihar safe for solo and women travellers?
Major heritage and pilgrimage sites are well-travelled. Save the helplines above (1363 / 112 / 1091) and prefer verified stays and guides.
Which are the must-see UNESCO sites?
The Mahabodhi Temple at Bodh Gaya and the Nalanda Mahavihara ruins are both UNESCO World Heritage Sites.