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Buddhist Yatra: The road the Buddha walked, in the order he walked it
Jain Yatra: Mahavira was born here, renounced here and died here
Sikh Yatra: Guru Gobind Singh was born in Patna and spent his first years here
Sufi Yatra: Khanqahs and dargahs that have taken visitors of every faith for six hundred years
Gaya Ji and the Rite for Ancestors: Where Hindus come to release the dead, and have for two thousand years
Shakti Yatra: Devi shrines on hills and in villages, including the oldest working temple in India
Ramayan Yatra: Sita's Mithila, and the road Ram took through it
Sun Temple Yatra: The shrines behind Chhath, Bihar's own festival
Mauryan and Ashokan Bihar: The capital of an empire that reached Afghanistan, and the pillars it left behind
Champaran and Gandhi: The first satyagraha in India happened in a Bihar indigo district in 1917
Silence and Stillness: Bihar is where meditation was taught first, and it is still taught here free

Ten-day Vipassana course: Ten days of silence, taught free, in the state where it was taught first
Yoga at Munger: The school that sent Indian yoga to the world, on the bank of the Ganga
Sit with a monastery: Eighteen countries keep a monastery here, and several teach anybody who walks in
Dawn under the Bodhi tree: The courtyard opens at five, and for an hour it is almost empty
Sit in a cave: People have gone to these rooms to be alone for two thousand two hundred years
Pind daan at Gaya: The rite for the dead that brings families to Gaya from everywhere

Thoughtfully planned. Every day is built around your time, your pace and the temple hours.
Trusted local people. Every guide and driver met in person.
Made for families. Especially when you are planning for your parents.

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