Places of Interest

Vishwa Shanti Stupa (World Peace Pagoda), Vaishali
Built by the Japanese Buddhist order Nipponzan Myohoji, this stupa symbolizes peace and marks the historical site related to Lord Buddha.
Ashokan Pillar
One of the best-preserved pillars erected by Emperor Ashoka, made from a single piece of red sandstone with a lion capital on top.
Buddha’s Relic Stupa (Stupa I)
An ancient stupa believed to house the relics of Lord Buddha. Archaeological evidence dates back to the 5th century BCE.
Kundalpur (Birthplace of Lord Mahavira)
Considered the birthplace of Lord Mahavira, the 24th Tirthankara of Jainism. A sacred and peaceful destination for Jain pilgrims.
Bawan Pokhar Temple
A beautiful Shiva temple located beside a large pond, known for its ancient architecture and spiritual ambiance.
Abhishek Pushkarini (Coronation Tank)
A sacred water tank where elected Lichchhavi rulers were ceremonially anointed. It holds both historical and spiritual significance.
Chaumukhi Mahadev Temple
Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this temple is famous for its unique four-faced (chaumukhi) Shivling, symbolizing different aspects of Shiva. It is significant for both its religious value and architecture.

Vaishali Archaeological Museum
Houses artifacts excavated from Vaishali including sculptures, coins, terracotta items, and inscriptions from the Maurya and Gupta periods.
Raja Vishal ka Garh
Believed to be the parliament house of the ancient Lichchhavi republic. This large archaeological mound symbolizes the democratic roots of Vaishali.

Gandak River Banks
Scenic riverbanks perfect for nature walks, picnics, and birdwatching—especially during early mornings.
Baraila Lake
A large freshwater lake and bird sanctuary rich in biodiversity. A haven for nature lovers and bird watchers, especially during migratory bird seasons.

Vaishali Mahotsav
Celebrated in April on the birth anniversary of Lord Mahavira, this cultural festival showcases folk dances, local cuisine, handicrafts, and traditional performances.