Kolkota

Kolkota is rich with colonial heritage. It is believed that the finger of Sati fell near Kali temple in Kalighat, when Shiva was wandering with her body in his hands. The city thus got its name. In 1756, Siraj-ud-daullah captured it but it was taken over by the British in 1757 AD. It remained the capital of British India from 1772 AD to 1912 AD. Victoria Memorial is an important historical place in Kolkata. It was constructed by Lord Curzon in early 20th century and was inaugurated by Prince of Wales in 1921 AD. St. Cathedral Church was constructed in 19th century and is an example of colonial architecture. Howrah Bridge was made over river Hooghly in 20th century. It took 6 years to complete but it is a fine example of engineering of that period. Writer's Building was constructed in 1780 AD. It has a Corinthian façade. It was used as residence of clerical and administrative staff of British East India Company. Indian Museum is the largest museum of India with one of the best collections. It was constructed in 1875 AD. You can see the historical places of Kolkata with the tour of historical places of India.

Patna

Patna is an ancient city. Ajatshatru established Patliputra as the capital of Magadh in 493 BC. Patna became the capital of Bihar in 1947. Khuda Baksha Oriental Library contains a huge collection of Arabic and Persian manuscripts. Golghar is 29 m high structure. In the shape of a beehive, it was constructed in 1786. Har Mandir is a pilgrim center for Sikhs. It was made in white marble by Ranjit Singh to commemorate the birth of 10th Guru Gobind Singh in 1660 AD. Patna Museum contains huge collection of statues and world's oldest fossilized tree, which is 200 years old. You can see the historical places of Patna with the tour of historical places of India.

Bodhgaya

Bodhgaya is a place where Buddha attained enlightenment. It is considered a major pilgrim center for the Buddhists. Maha Bodhi temple has been included in the list of UNESCO World heritage Site. It was supposed to be founded by Ashoka. It is famous for its architecture. A massive image of Buddha in Bhumipurasha mudra is inside the sanctum. It is 1700 years old. Bodhi tree is also within the temple complex. It is the papal tree under which Buddha attained enlightenment. Around the complex is a stone railing, which is 0.2m high and has 4 bonds including the top piece. The older of the two can be dated back to 150 BC and is made of white marble. The later one belongs to Gupta period around 300-600 AD and is made of rough granite. You can see the historical places of Bodhgaya with the tour of historical places of India.

Puri

Puri is 55 km from Bhuvaneshwar. Puri is one of the four Dhams of India and is called City of Temples. It is famous for Jagannath temple built in 12th century. Famous rath yatra is also carried out every year from this temple. Adi Shankaracharya established a peeth over here. The other temples in Puri are Gundicha temple, Astasambhu temple, Astachandi temple, Loknath temple Panchatirtha temple, Chakratirtha temple, Chakranarayan temple, Siddha Mahavir temple etc. You can see the historical places of Puri with the tour of historical places of India.

Kohima

Kohima is the capital of Nagaland. There is a Second World War Cemetery, which is very beautiful and serene. State Museum of Kohima is rich in presenting local culture and heritage. The museum shows lifestyle of Nagas, their traditional jewellery, clothes, carved wood works etc. Kohima village also known as Barra Basti is worth visiting. According to local legends, Kohima started from this place. It is the second largest village In Asia in matter of size. You can see the historical places of Kohima with the tour of historical places of India.