Car Rentals in Patna

1. Maruti Swift: One of the best hatchback cars available for car rental in Patna, the 1.2 litres MT Maruti Swift offers 23.20 kmpl of best-in-class mileage. This stunning Maruti car comes with dual front airbags, rear parking sensors, & ABS with EBD for the ultimate safety.

2. Mahindra Scorpio: Powered by a 2.2 litres diesel engine, Mahindra Scorpio is one of the best SUVs you can take on rent in Patna. The 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system, auto AC, cruise control, ABS, speed alert, dual front airbags, and rear parking sensors make this car a really competent choice on road.

3. Hyundai i20: Featuring a 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, LED handlamps, a sunroof, and an air purifier, the third-gen i20 is a pleasure to drive. The six airbags, electronic stability control, and rear parking sensors pledge to offer you maximum safety on the roads.

4. Hyundai Creta: The compact SUV of Hyundai Creta is an extremely budget-friendly car on rent in Patna Bihar that offers the SUV-like feeling. The panoramic sunroof, 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system, ventilated front seats, and wireless charging offers you a super luxury interior feeling. Safety is guaranteed with 6 airbags, ESC, and ABS with EBD

5. Tata Tiago: Tata Tiago offers a 1.2 litres petrol engine mated to a 5-speed MT. The car features an 8-speaker Harman sound system,a 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, front fog lamps, a rear defogger with wiper, & up to 15-inch alloy wheels. It offers standard safety parameters including corner stability control, dual front airbags, rear parking sensors, & ABS with EBD.

6. Tata Hexa: Featuring a 2179 cc diesel engine, Tata Hexa is a great choice for car rental in Patna. This car features a well-appointed cabin with decent parameters and a commanding road presence. Tata Hexa comes with the capacity to accommodate up to 7 guests at a single time.

7. Maruti Baleno Diesel: The 1248 cc MT Maruti Baleno Diesel offers top-class mileage of 27.39 kmpl. A competitive hatchback car on rent in Patna Bihar, the Baleno Diesel features Automatic Climate Control, Multi-function Steering Wheel, & Power Adjustable Exterior Rear View Mirror. The car comes with two airbags and ABS for passenger safety.

8. Tata Nexon AT: The Tata Nexon AT comes with an upmarket look and a 5-star G-NCAP safety rating. The 1497 cc diesel engine of Nexon AT offers a competitive mileage of 22.4 kmpl. Passenger safety is taken care of by ISOFIX child seat anchorages, ABS with EBD, rear parking sensors, dual front airbags, and ESP.

1. Maruti Swift: Maruti Swiftis available for rent in Patna, starting from INR 1,392.

2. Mahindra Scorpio: Mahindra Scorpio is available for rent in Patna, INR 1,915 onwards.

3. Hyundai i20: Hyundai i20 car rental in Patna can be availed, starting from INR 1814.

4. Hyundai Creta: Hyundai Creta car rental in Patna can be availed, starting from INR 2197.

5. Tata Tiago: Tata Tiago is available for rent in Patna, starting from INR 1,392.

6. Tata Hexa: Tata Hexa is available for car rental service in Patna, starting from INR 2197.

7. Maruti Baleno Diesel: Maruti Baleno Diesel car rental in Patna can be availed, INR 1814 onwards.

8. Tata Nexon AT: Tata Nexon AT is available for car rental service in Patna, starting from INR 2197.

1. The minimum age for availing car rental service in Patna is 18 years.
2. Valid documents including driving license, Adhar card, and voter ID are mandatory.
3. All drivers need to pay a refundable security deposit, before taking the bike on rent.
4. The car should be handled with care. The costs of any damage done to the vehicle during the rental period will be levied on the driver.
5. Full payment of fines should be made by the driver, in case of parking and traffic violations.
6. 100% of the booking fee will be charged for cancellation made after the booking starts.
7. The driver will be charged for the late return of the rental vehicle.

1. Original driving license
2. Valid ID proof, such as Adhar card, Voter ID, or Pan card
3. Address proof

1. RC Copy
2. Insurance Copy
3. Pollution certificate (PUC)

1. The driver must be at least 18 years old to take a car on rent in Patna, Bihar.
2. Drivers must be at least 24 years old to take luxury cars like Mercedes A-Class, Mercedes GLA, Mercedes CLA, Audi Q3, Toyota Fortuner, and Ford Endeavour on rent.
3. The driver must possess a valid Light Motor Vehicle (Non-Transport) Indian license.
4. The driver must not be under the influence of any intoxication or have any drug or alcohol-related traffic violations over the last 7 years.
5. The maximum speed limit for the vehicle must be 80 km/h.
6. The minimum booking duration is 4 hours.

The best time to visit Patna is during the winter season, between the months of October and March. During this time, the city experiences cool and pleasant weather, which is suitable for sightseeing. This is also a great time to attend the local festivities, including Chhath Puja and Kite Festival

1. Patna Museum: The Patna Museum was built in 1917, under the then Lieutenant Governor of Bihar, Edward Gait. Established to exhibit historical findings in the state, the museum houses more than 20,000 objects at present. The fossil of a 200-million-year-old tree and the Buddha Relic Casket are some of the key highlights of the Patna Museum.

2. Patna Planetarium: Established back in 1993, the Patna Planetarium is one of the largest planetariums in India. Also known as Indira Gandhi Planetarium, it houses several exhibitions and conducts various seminars and astronomical film shows.

3. Gandhi Ghat: The Gandhi Ghat is known for its peaceful vibes and tranquil surroundings that lure locals & tourists to spend hours sitting on the steps leading to the picturesque Ganges. You can take a bath in the river or enjoy a serene boat ride. The evening Aarti is another prime attraction of Gandhi Ghat.

4. Sanjay Gandhi Jaivik Udyan: Established back in 1969, Sanjay Gandhi Jaivik Udyan is home to over 300 species of trees and 800 species of animals. The beautiful rose gardens and orchid houses are some of the top attractions of this park. The park offers a myriad of activities including boating, toy train rides, and wildlife safari.

5. Buddha Smriti Park: Inaugurated by the Dalai Lama back in 2010, the Buddha Smriti Park was established to observe the 2554th birth anniversary of Lord Buddha. Sprawling across a huge area of whopping 22 acres, the park houses a 200 feet high stupa in its heart. The Buddha Smriti Park also has a meditation centre and a museum.

6. Golghar: The beehive-shaped Golghar is one of the famous heritage places you can visit with car rental in Patna. This structure was built as a granary in 1786 by Captain John Garstin. The 29 meters tall Golghar now acts as a stunning vantage point, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Patna city.

7. Khuda Bakhsh Oriental Public Library: The two-storied Khuda Bakhsh Oriental Public Library was opened to the public back in 1891. This famous library houses over 21,000 rare manuscripts, exquisite Mughal & Rajput era paintings, ancient Indian medical texts, Persian poetries, Jehangir Nama, and Timur Nama.

8. Begu Hajjam’s Mosque: Constructed by Khan Muazam Nazir back in 1510, Begu Hajjam’s Mosque is the oldest mosque in Patna. Renovated in 1645 by Begum Hajjam, this mosque is named after its renovator rather than its founder. The mosque flaunts a beautifully carved doorway and glazed tiles.

9. Mahavir Mandir: Mahavir Mandir is considered to be one of the largest Hanuman temples in the country. Dating back to the 17th century, Mahavir Mandir is home to a stunning statue of Lord Hanuman and a ‘floating stone’ of the iconic ‘Ram Setu’. The temple gets the maximum inflow of devotees on Hanuman Jayanti & Ram Navami.

10. Sun Temple: Flaunting a Nagar style architectural design the Sun Temple has a lot of controversies related to its inception. While the mythologists believe that its construction dates back to Treta Yuga, the archaeologists believe that it was built in the 8th century. The Sun Temple is perched with its back to the rising sun.

1. Nalanda: Nalanda is a quaint, charming hamlet, which is known popularly for housing the remnants of the Nalanda University, one of the greatest centres of learning in history and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The witness to the rich history, Nalanda is an immortal memorial of the past. Nalanda has seen the reign and legacy of the two great dynasties of India - the Mauryas and the Guptas. It also welcomed the Chinese traveller Hieun Tsang in the 7th century. Nalanda is also the birthplace of Sariputra, the ardent devotee of Lord Buddha

Distance from Patna: 63.4 kilometres away
Best time to visit: October and March

2. Gaya: Nestled on the picturesque banks of the Falgu River, Gaya is considered one of the most sacred destinations in the country. Surrounded by the magnificent hills of Mangala-Gauri, Shringa-Sthan, Ram-Shila and Brahmayoni, Gaya is steeped with a rich history. According to popular mythological beliefs, the Hindu god Lord Rama performed pinda dan here and paid homage to his ancestors. Gaya is packed with a host of spiritual places including Vishnupad Temple, Mangla Gauri Temple, and Dungeshwari Temple.

Distance from Patna: 98.1 kilometres away
Best time to visit: October to February

3. Rajgir: During the reign of the Magadha empire, Rajgir was the seat of power of the Mauryan rulers. Rajgir is also known to have sheltered the great spiritual figures of Gautama Buddha and Lord Mahavira. At present, Rajgir is a famous pilgrimage destination for Buddhists and Jains. The city of Rajgir also shelters a number of historical monuments including the Ajatshatru Fort, Bimbisara Jail, and Jarasandh Ka Akhara. Other important attractions in Rajgir include the Rajgir Hot Springs, Venu Van, the Cyclopean Walls, the Vishwa Shanti Stupa, and the Rajgir Ropeway.

Distance from Patna: 94 kilometres away
Best time to visit: October and March

4. Bodh Gaya: Dating back to about 2,500 years, Bodh Gaya is considered to be the cradle of Buddhism. Bodhi Gaya is the place where Lord Buddha meditated for years and finally attained enlightenment. Home to the spiritual Bodhi Tree and the Mahabodhi Temple, Bodh Gaya is visited by a myriad of pilgrims and devotees. Packed with a host of age-old monasteries and temples and filled with monks in saffron, this city brims in spiritual vibes and serenity. The key spiritual sites in Bodh Gaya include The Bhutanese Monastery, The Tibetan Monastery, Indosan Nippon Japanese Temple, the Tergar Monastery, the Dungeshwari Caves, Sujata Garh, and Vajrasana.

Distance from Patna: 110.6 kilometres away
Best time to visit: October and March

5. Darbhanga: Boasting glorious history and rich culture, Darbhanga is a paradise for heritage seekers. A host of proud monuments, elegant palaces, and intriguing museums are spread across the length and breadth of the country. Often referred to as the ‘Cultural Capital of Bihar’, Darbhanga also flaunts a proud legacy of music and art. The city of Darbhanga also boasts a number of traditional festivities on the occasion of which you can experience various folk performances like Dhrupad music, Nautanki Nach and Madhushrawani. Darbhanga also shelters a number of lively local markets, including the Tower Chowk Market, Masraf Bazaar, Pahee Market, and Tara Market. The city is also famous for its various local sweet delicacies including Thekua and Makhane Ki Kheer.

Distance from Patna: 138.6 kilometres away
Best time to visit: August to October

6. Rohtas: Rohtas was formed in 1972 when Shahabad district was divided into Rohtas district and Bhojpur district. Rohtas District was once a part of the Magadha Empire, which is evident from a small rock edict of King Ashoka that can be found here. Rohtas is home to a number of magnificent, age-old forts including the Rohtasgarh Fort and Shergarh Fort. The city of Rohtas is also known for its myriad of beautiful religious destinations, including Maa Tarachandi Temple, Bhaluni Dham, Deo Markandeya, Chacha Fhagumal Sahib Ji Ka Gurudwara, and Pilot Baba Temple. Other interesting attractions in Rohtas include Indrapuri Dam, Sher Shah Suri Tomb, Dhurwan Kund & Gupta Dham, and Akhorigola.

Distance from Patna: 153.1 kilometres away
Best time to visit: September to December