Bihar is one of the states with a rich historical significance. From the Middle Ages to influences of and the British Raj, it has a wealth of stories waiting to tell. And what better way to tell the story than to go to museums? Patna is awash with museums that tell the story of the state's past by displaying one gallery at a time. Here are a few of the most fascinating museums that should be added to your list of must-sees, with the things you should not miss during your visit! Hence, to enjoy a classic holiday, book your cheap flights to Bihar soon. 

Patna Museum

If you're interested in the history of your country and collecting artefacts is your pastime, Patna Museum is a must-see for you. It was established in 1917, by Britishers the Patna Museum is also popularly known in the name of Jadu Ghar and displays artefacts discovered within and close to Patna. In addition to the standard objects on display, such as tools and archeological treasures It also has numerous British Raj paintings of everyday life, as well as the first Indian President Rajendra Prasad's work. This museum also is known because it houses a fossil of a tree that is 200 million years old and a casket that is believed to hold Gautam Buddha's cremated remains.

Jalan Museum

The Jalan Museum is also known as the Quila House and is an actual residence for the Jalans who run the museum. The museum is home to the private collection of RK Jalan, an entrepreneur who enjoyed collecting artefacts from across the country. With items collected over the years the museum is home to at least 10, 000 artefacts. It is a unique museum and one of the two museums that are private that are located in Bihar. Built in 1919 it features a great deal of English and Dutch architecture which makes it an exceptional museum in Patna.

Srikrishna Science Centre

Named in honour of The first chief minister of Bihar, Sri Krishna Singh the museum's name is a repository of knowledge. With a range of exhibits The museum was established in 1978. It educates visitors on the principles of maths, physics and evolution. In addition, the museum is also home to Jurassic Park with 3D dinosaurs which are a major attraction. Do you think that's enough reason to make a trip to this centre?

Folk Art Museum

If art and history get your brain tingling, add Patna's renowned Folk Art Museum on your To-visit list. It was established in 1963. The museum exhibits a variety of ancient artefacts such as jewellery and instruments from the folk era. This museum also is renowned for its vast collection of ceramic and terracotta objects, as well as the impressive collection of animals that have been preserved. The greatest aspect? It costs virtually nothing for this exclusive experience!

Patna Planetarium

If you've been to a planetarium, then you're aware of how amazing it is! Patna Planetarium makes this fascinating one step further. If you're looking for an educational session with your kids, or you want to take your partner out on an evening in the night, this space is ideal for both! Also known as Indira Gandhi Planetarium as well as Taramandal It's located in the Indira Gandhi Science Complex. It is considered to be among the most ancient and largest planetariums in Asia. The planetarium has four shows relating to astronomy during the day and night, so be sure to check for show times prior to planning a trip.

Bihar Museum

Bihar Museum was founded in the year 2015 to bring all Bihar's cultural past and culture together under one roof. The museum has around 100 artefacts that were moved from the Bihar Museum to Patna Museum. Patna Museum to have all of Bihar's historic items in one place. The artefacts are divided between the two museums. In contrast, while the Bihar museum has artefacts that date back to 1764 The Patna museum showcases those which were created post 1764. The museum is also renowned for its galleries, including The stone sculpture gallery, and Buddha Relic Gallery, in addition to other galleries.

Rajendra Smriti Sangrahalaya Museum

The museum is dedicated to India's first president Dr Rajendra Prasad The Rajendra Smriti Sangrahalaya Museum is home to the personal belongings of the former president. It is believed that the former president resided here after resigning from office. The museum also highlights his involvement in the fight for freedom. The exhibits include watches, books along with pens, specs, and even a few specks. If you're fascinated by the man who was a part of his life This provides a fascinating glimpse into his world.