A visit to Ganga Vihar can be a very refreshing moment. Taking a trip in the Ganges and watching the ghats and banks of Patna on a lovely evening can be very memorable.
The Bhagirathi Vihar at Ganga Ghat, behind NIT, from where the journey starts. Bhagirathi Vihar is the name of a restaurant at the Gandhi Ghat.
The ticket to the journey. The Floating Restaurant is managed by Bihar State Tourism Development Corporation (BSTDC). The ticket price is Rs 100 (as in 2011) per person. The average time duration if the tripis 45 minutes.
" Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram, Patita Pavan Sitaram
Ishwar Allah Tero Nam, Sabako Sanmati De Bhagwan "
The inside view of the Floating restaurant M V Ganga Vihar. The open deck is situated one floor above which can be accessed through a narrow stair case. The deck provide a beautiful view of the city and the river Ganges. A small shop provides some light snacks during the normal trips.
View from the Gandhi ghat before beginning the trip
A plaque in remembrance of the father of the nation at Gandhi Ghat. There are many things in Patna associated with Gandhi like Gandhi Maidan, Gandhi Sangrahalaya, Mahatma Gandhi Setu, Gandhi Ghat etc.
View of Darbhanga House from the boat. Built by the Maharaja of Darbhanga as his guest house in Patna, this historic building now encompasses various departments of Patna University. It is always bustling with students.
Passing below the Mahatma Gandhi Setu. It is one of the largest bridges over river in India. It connects Patna with Hazipur on the other side f river Ganges. Its length is approximately 5.5 km.
[About the Photos : All the photos have been taken using a Canon camera. A bit of editing has been done, preserving the originality. The photos have been taken in 2011 ]
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