Reliable Patna to Buxar Cab Service
Book a comfortable, hassle-free taxi from Patna to Buxar with our dedicated one-way and round-trip outstation cab service. Spanning approximately 130 km via the 4-lane NH 922 (Patna–Bhojpur–Buxar highway), this route provides a swift, smooth drive connecting Bihar’s capital to the historic border district on the banks of the holy Ganga. Enjoy door-to-door pickups, courteous chauffeurs, and completely transparent fares.
Why Choose Our Patna to Buxar Taxi Service?
Cost-Effective One-Way Drops: Pay only for the single-leg distance without return-trip fees or empty-mile surcharges.
Modern, Air-Conditioned Fleet: Choose from fuel-efficient hatchbacks, comfortable sedans (Dzire, Etios), and spacious family SUVs (Ertiga, Innova).
Speedy 4-Lane Highway Drive: Travel along the upgraded NH 922 expressway corridor, ensuring minimal delays and smooth transit.
Round-the-Clock Punctuality: Timely pickups from Patna Airport (Jay Prakash Narayan Airport), Patna Junction, Danapur, or residential doorsteps.
Route Overview & Journey Details
Route: Patna $\rightarrow$ Danapur $\rightarrow$ Bihta $\rightarrow$ Koilwar $\rightarrow$ Arrah $\rightarrow$ Bihiya $\rightarrow$ Buxar
Primary Highway: NH 922 (Patna–Buxar 4-Lane Highway)
Distance: Approx. 125 – 135 km
Estimated Travel Time: 2.5 to 3.5 hours
Major Iconic & Tourist Attractions Along the Route & in Buxar
1. En-Route Highlights
Abdul Bari Bridge & New 6-Lane Sone Bridge (Koilwar): The historic 19th-century two-tier rail-road lattice bridge spanning the Sone River, standing alongside the modern highway bridges.
Arrah (Ara): The historic center of Bhojpur, renowned for Aranya Devi Temple (the presiding Shakti shrine of the city) and the historic Arrah House, which played a pivotal role in the 1857 Indian rebellion led by Veer Kunwar Singh.
Mahthin Mai Temple (Bihiya): A famous cultural and spiritual folk shrine dedicated to Sati Mahthin Dai.
2. Iconic Places to Visit in Buxar
Ramrekha Ghat: The most famous sacred Ganga bathing ghat in Buxar, revered for mythological lore holding that Lord Rama and Lakshmana rested here during their journey with Sage Vishvamitra.
Buxar Fort (Charitravan): An ancient riverside fortress perched over the Ganges, offering sweeping sunset views and ancient brick bastions.
Battlefield of Buxar (Katkauli Maidan): The historic battleground of the 1764 Battle of Buxar, where an obelisk memorial commemorates the decisive encounter between the British East India Company and the joint Indian forces.
Tarka Vadh Sthal & Vishvamitra Ashram: Mythological landmarks associated with Sage Vishvamitra's hermitage and the slaying of demoness Tadaka in the Ramayana.
Brahmeshwarnath Temple (Brahmpur): Located near Buxar, this ancient Shiva temple is famed for its architecture and the massive annual cattle fair during Shivratri.
Travel Tips for the Journey
Departure Timing: Thanks to the 4-lane NH 922, travel times have reduced substantially; leaving around 7:00 AM avoids local Bihta market and Danapur congestion.
Refreshment Stops: High-standard dhabas, tea stalls, and sweet shops specializing in traditional Bihari snacks (such as Bihiya ki Puri or Belgrami) are easily accessible along the Arrah bypass and Bihiya stretch.