Rājgīr is an ancient city in Bihār, India, located at the foot of Vaibhava Hill and the confluence of three rivers: the Sona, the Punpun, and the Rihand. The city has a tropical monsoon climate with hot, humid summers and cool, dry winters. Rājgīr has a rich history and heritage, having been the capital of the Magadha Empire and a major center of Buddhism and Jainism. The city is home to many ancient temples, stupas, and monasteries, including the Gridhrakuta Hill, where Buddha is said to have preached his sermons.
Geographic Data for Rājgīr, Bihār, India
Latitude | 25° 2.000' |
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Longitude | 85° 25.000' |
Timezone | Asia/Kolkata |