This 2-day plan is ideal for first-time visitors who want to see the main temples, heritage spots, markets, and enjoy a relaxed local experience without rushing.
Day 1: Temples, Heritage, and City Markets
Morning
- Start your day at Puran Devi Mandir, one of the most respected temples in the city. It gives a good spiritual and cultural introduction to Purnia.
- Visit Kali Mandir, Purnia, which is close by and popular among locals.
Afternoon
- Head to Kajha Kothi to see a heritage structure linked to the city’s past.
- Have lunch nearby and then explore Line Bazar, the main shopping and street-food area of Purnia.
Evening
- Relax at Rajendra Bal Udyan or Dhruv Udyan.
- Dinner in the city market area and a short evening walk.
Day 2: Fort Visit and Local Leisure
Morning
- Take a short trip to Jalalgarh Fort. This historic fort is a must-visit for history lovers and photographers. Plan for a relaxed visit and carry water.
Afternoon
- Return to Purnia city for lunch.
- Visit Mata Asthan and nearby small temples to experience local daily worship and traditions.
Evening
- Spend time at Rangbhoomi Maidan for open-space relaxation.
- Final shopping for local items and sweets from Line Bazar before departure.
Places to Visit in Purnia (Purnea) – Popularity, Time & Fees
| Place | Popularity | Average Time Spent | Fees |
|---|---|---|---|
| Puran Devi Mandir | High | 60–90 minutes | Free (donations optional) |
| Kali Mandir, Purnia | High | 45–60 minutes | Free |
| Jalalgarh Fort | Medium | 2–3 hours | Free / nominal local charge |
| Kajha Kothi | Medium | 60–90 minutes | Usually free |
| Line Bazar | High | 1–2 hours | Free |
| Rajendra Bal Udyan | Medium | 45–90 minutes | Free / small entry fee |
| Dhruv Udyan | Medium | 45–90 minutes | Free / small entry fee |
| Mata Asthan | Medium | 45–60 minutes | Free |
| Rangbhoomi Maidan | Medium | 45–90 minutes | Free |
This 2-day itinerary covers all major highlights of Purnia at a comfortable pace and works well for family trips, short holidays, and weekend visits.
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