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Kumhrar Archaeological Site
Beneath Patna's outskirts lie the remains of an 80-pillared hall from Ashoka's capital, more than two thousand years old.
AddressKumhrar Archaeological Site
Managed byArchaeological Survey of India (ASI)
Today's hoursOpen today 9 AM - 5 PM
Tickets fromFrom ₹5
TypeArchaeological Site
Location
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The excavated remains of a huge 80-pillared assembly hall from the Mauryan Empire, part of ancient Pataliputra, giving Patna a direct physical link to Emperor Ashoka's capital over two thousand years ago.
Did you know? The pillared hall unearthed at Kumhrar is believed to have been the Mauryan imperial assembly hall, meaning Patna's modern outskirts sit directly on top of one of the political nerve centres of Ashoka's empire.
Opening hours
| Mon-Sun | 9 AM - 5 PM |
Tickets
Adult Indian
₹10Kids/Students Indian
₹5Senior Citizen
₹100