The nearest airport to the wedding location is Jayprakash Narayan International Airport, Patna. There are no international flights to this airport hence you will need to take a flight to either Mumbai or Delhi airport first.

You can shop for traditional Indian and ethnic attires from Mumbai or Delhi based on your arrival airport. Best is to arrive a day or two before and stay in Mumbai or Delhi for shopping. Exact locations and shop details will be updated here later. You can also shop from Patna after your arrival. Send me a message for more details.

Your hotel rooms are already reserved from 15 to 19 Feb. You will be picked up from Patna airport whenever you arrive and taken to hotel. Just inform us in advance of your arrival time.

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Patna the capital of Bihar has a rich cultural and historical heritage dating back to 600 B.C. It is situated on the southern banks of river Ganga. Once known as Pataliputra or Patalipattan it was a famous center of learning Things to do in Patna:- 1. Enjoy scenic views of the city from Golghar 2. Experience the beauty of Culture and the Ganges at Gandhi Ghat 3. Explore the Unearthed Heritage of the Historic Capital at Kumhrar (Ancient Pataliputra) Best places to visit close to Patna:- 1. BodhGaya - This 2500-year-old city is the birthplace of Buddhism and attracts numerous pilgrims. You can visit the city for peace and see the monks dressed in saffron and maroon, chanting and wandering around the temples and monuments. Lord Buddha attained enlightenment in the city under the Bo or Bodhi tree, which you can still see. This city also has a significant role in the Hindu religion as Lord Rama, Sita, and Lakshman offered pind-daan for their father King Dashratha. 2. Nalanda - Nalanda was an ancient Buddhist monastery located in Bihar and was most famous for the Nalanda University, a famous centre of learning. The traditional history of Nalanda goes back to the 5th-6th century BCE, during the time of Buddha. Nalanda has been ransacked and destroyed at least three times throughout its history. Here you can explore the ruins of the ancient monastery and temples of Nalanda, surrounded by high walls. 3. Rajgir - Rajgir can be translated as ‘the Royal House’ and was considered a favourite place of spiritual leaders such as Gautam Buddha and Lord Mahavira, turning it into a major pilgrimage hub for Jain and Buddhist faiths. The rich history of Rajgir goes back to the Mauryan era. You can explore the numerous historical tourist attractions like Champanagar, Indasala Cave, Bimbisar’s Jail, Jethian, Jian temples, Shanti Stupa, Swarna Bhandar, Pippala Cave, Venuvana, Kundalpur, Jarasandh ka Akhara, the Cyclopean wall, Pandu Pokhara, and Ghora Katora. This city is also famous for its beautiful getaways and health resorts, where you can visit the hot springs and Amaravana or Jivakas Mango Garden. You can also climb up then Griddhakuta or Vultures peak and even enjoy the beautiful city via the ropeway.

It won't be very cold but do remember to carry some jackets and winter wear.

https://www.theknot.com/content/what-to-wear-indian-wedding While attending any Hindu Indian wedding make sure you avoid the following three colours which are Red, White, and Black. Other than these colours any different colour can be worn.