Bihar Plans Helicopter Services For Tourists; Check Route, Ride Cost & Key Details Inside

Bihar is now planning something big to boost tourism. The government is planning to begin helicopter services to facilitate quick and easy visits to various tourist places in the state, so that visitors can travel more easily. Keep reading to know everything about this heli-tourism project, including the routes and the cost.

Bihar Plans Heli-Tourism Across The State 

The helicopter service, which will soon start in Bihar, has been named ‘Mukhyamantri Bihar Heli-Tourism Evam Air Tourism Seva Yojana 2026’. According to ETV Bharat, tourists will be able to hop on these helicopters to visit tourist spots across the state easily. Reportedly, officials expect this initiative to help attract more tourists and promote regional connectivity.

The first phase of this heli and air tourism plan is proposed to be implemented between July 15, 2026, and January 15, 2027. Now, let’s talk about the routes. The initial phase will connect Valmikinagar, which is famous for its tiger reserve and eco-tourism; Maa Mundeshwari Temple in Kaimur, which is considered the oldest functional Hindu place of worship; and Rajgir, the first capital of the ancient Magadha Empire.

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What’s The Price Of Helicopter Joyrides? 

According to ETV Bharat, a state aircraft for Valmikinagar and a 6+2-seater helicopter for Kaimur and Rajgir could be rented and used. A maximum of five seats for tourists will be reserved on each ferry of the aeroplane and helicopter. Under the plan, helicopter joyrides will be offered at a cost of ₹2,000 per person. These rides will operate every Saturday and Sunday and provide breathtaking aerial views of Patna’s skyline.

Moreover, the cabinet has also approved a proposal to open inspection bungalows near dams, barrages and reservoirs in different cities and semi-urban areas. These bungalows could be converted into guesthouses for tourists if everything goes as planned.

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