Discover Rajgir Nature Safari
Are you a thrill seeker? If yes, then simply looking at images of many glass bridges might have sent your heart racing.
However, you won't have to travel anywhere to experience such adventure, because our own country has one.
The first Glass Sky Walk in India is located in Bihar's Rajgir Forest. Alongside, a state-of-the-art suspension bridge welcomes visitors for an exhilarating experience.
The nature safari, spread over 500 hectares, is nestled between Vaibhagiri and Songiri mountains in the Rajgir-Jethian forest area.
Adventure lovers can enjoy zip lining, sky biking, and other recreational activities. Home to diverse flora and fauna, the Nature Safari is already drawing acclaim.
A Visionary Tourism Destination
Rajgir, a historically rich and scenic town nestled between the Vipalagiri and Vaibhagiri hills, was once the capital of Magadh Mahajanpad before Patliputra. Known then as Rajgrih – meaning "home of royalty" – it has long-standing ties with Lord Buddha and Buddhism.
Buddha spent many years here, delivering sermons, converting Emperor Bimbisar at Griddhakuta Hill, and receiving the gift of Venu Van (Bamboo Grove). The first Buddhist Council was held here, and numerous Hindu and Jain temples grace the region.
Today, Rajgir is also known for its medicinal hot springs, the Ropeway to Shanti Stupa, and attractions like Ghorakatora Lake, the Cyclopean Wall, and lush jungle trails. The Rajgir Wildlife Sanctuary – a remnant forest patch amidst five hills (Ratnagiri, Vipulgiri, Vaibhagiri, Songiri, and Udaygiri) – is home to mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians, offering essential ecological services to the region.