Vaishali is an important archaeological site that was once the capital city of Licchavi rulers. Vaishali earned fame as a birthplace of last Jain Tirthankar, Lord Mahavira It is believed that Mahavira was born and brought up in 6th century BCE in Kundalagram of Republic of Vaishali. Another major event this place was a witness to was the last sermon of Buddha in 483 BCE. Vaishali was a prosperous kingdom during the time of Buddha, it is also known for its beautiful courtesan Amrapali. So, you see, one has enough to recall in Vaishali and adding to its historic charm is the well-preserved Ashokan Pillar. This ancient city finds mention in the travel accounts of eminent Chinese travellers like Fa-hien and Hieun Tsang.

Famous Places near Vaishali are Relic Stupa,  Kutagarasala Vihara, Coronation Tank, World Peace Pagoda,  Archaeological Survey of India Museum,  Bawan Pokhar Temple, Kundalpur, Raja Vishal ka Garh, Choumukhi Mahadeva.

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