Vaishali Tour Packages
Located in Bihar's interior, Vaishali is a small district that is also a revered worshipping site of Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain. It is the town from which Lord Mahavir was born. It is believed that Vaishali was named after King Vishal from the time of Mahabharat, considered the world's first republic. It is also the city where Buddha gave his last sermon. It is now a part of the Bihar Trihut district, surrounded by mango and banana groves and vast rice fields. The village is an important site of religious and historic interest and is flocked year in and year out by visitors.
Vaishali has a subtropical climate, that is, summer scorching, and winter cooling. Although the city can be visited throughout the year at any time, at the World Peace Festival, the maximum tourists visit the city in winter.
