Vishnupad Temple

The Hotel features spacious rooms and modern amenities to keep guests engrossed throughout their stay

The temple was erected during 1787 by Queen Ahilyabai. A beautiful sacred place on the banks of Phalgu river surrounded by rugged rocks on three sides and water on the fourth side. The second largest city of Bihar is that ancient city which has been talked about in Ramayana (where Lord Rama went to Gaya to do pind-daan of his father Dashrath) and Mahabharata. It has also witnessed the enlightenment of Gautama Buddha. Following this, Gaya is a home to the legendary Vishnupad Temple which is dedicated to Lord Vishnu.

How to Reach?

• By Train: 3.8 KM away from Gaya Junction Railway Station
• By Air:12.1 KM away from Gaya Airport
• By Bus: 4 KM away from Gaya Bus Stand