Here’s a 3-Day Travel Itinerary for visiting Purnia (Purnea), Bihar, India, including an easy itinerary plan and a table of key places to visit with their popularity, approximate visiting time, and entry fees (where available). Purnia is a culturally rich city with historic forts, temples, local markets, parks and riverside charm.
Day 1: City temples, heritage, and evening market walk
Morning
- Visit Puran Devi Mandir for a calm start and local spiritual culture.
- Stop at Kali Mandir, Purnia (usually busiest around prayer time).
Afternoon
- Explore Kajha Kothi for a quick heritage-style visit and photos.
- Walk through Line Bazar for local shopping, snacks, and daily-life vibes.
Evening
- Easy dinner in the main market area and a relaxed stroll nearby.
Day 2: Fort day trip and green spaces
Morning
- Half-day trip to Jalalgarh Fort. Carry water, wear comfortable shoes, and plan for sunlight.
Afternoon
- Return to the city and unwind at Rajendra Bal Udyan or Dhruv Udyan (short, calm park time).
Evening
- Tea and street snacks, then light shopping if you missed anything on Day 1.
Day 3: Local culture, optional riverside, and souvenir time
Morning
- Visit Mata Asthan and nearby small shrines/temples for a local, community feel.
Afternoon (choose one)
- Short city leisure time at Rangbhoomi Maidan for open-space vibes and local movement, or
- Optional outing to Manihari Ghat if you want a riverside/picnic-style break (plan extra travel time).
Evening
- Final souvenir shopping at Line Bazar and pack for departure.
Places to Visit in Purnia (Purnea) – Popularity, Time Spent, Fees
| Place | Popularity | Average time spent | Fees (typical) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Puran Devi Mandir | High | 60–90 min | Free (donations optional) |
| Kali Mandir, Purnia | High | 45–60 min | Free (donations optional) |
| Jalalgarh Fort | Medium | 120–180 min | Usually free or nominal local charge |
| Kajha Kothi | Medium | 60–90 min | Usually free or nominal local charge |
| Line Bazar | High | 60–120 min | Free |
| Rajendra Bal Udyan | Medium | 45–90 min | Free or nominal entry |
| Dhruv Udyan | Medium | 45–90 min | Free or nominal entry |
| Mata Asthan | Medium | 45–60 min | Free (donations optional) |
| Rangbhoomi Maidan | Medium | 45–90 min | Free |
| Gulabbagh Market | Medium | 60–120 min | Free |
| Manihari Ghat | Medium | 90–180 min | Free |
Travel Tips
- Getting around: Local auto-rickshaws, cycle-rickshaws, and taxis are available for city travel.
- Best time to visit: October to March — pleasant weather for sightseeing and outdoor activities.
- Local food: Try Litti Chokha, Sattu paratha, and traditional sweets.
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