I visited the Rajgir Nature Safari and the experience was terrible. I don't recommend anyone goes there. First, the online ticket booking for entry + glass bridge did not work, and I had to call/whatsapp, pay on some other number and only then did I get the ticket. (2) No queue discipline. A family belonging to Forest Deptt. was allowed to enter ahead of everyone else. Symptomatic of the rampant corruption that exists in Bihar. (3) You have to show your ticket at least 10 times at various points. (4) No slot management. I had a slot of 10-11am and I found people of later slots standing in the queue. Thus the queue was very long and we had to wait 2 hours in a line to get to the glass bridge. (5) At the end, the glass bridge is small and nothing remarkable about it. What a pity! We can spend crores on the infrastructure but mismanagement will take it to dust.

Rajgir Hot Springs are the sacred natural water springs in Rajgir, situated near Pandu Pokhar / Venu Van. Situated at the foot of the Vaibhava Hill, Hot Water Springs are one of the most popular attractions of Rajgir. It is said that the Hot Springs has their medicinal values which help to cure many skin ailments. The water from the spring is collected in an enclosure, called Brahmakund, which is accessible by a staircase. The Brahmakund spring is regarded as the most sacred one as well as the hottest one. There are also outlets with running hot water where one can bathe. The Brahamakund was a relatively small water tank and had a narrow and slippery staircase, spotted several men and women, taking bath, not very clean and may not be fitting for all, we just put some hot water in our head and left the place. Due to continuous water flow, the premises are slippery and one has to be extra cautious. A Lakshmi Narayan Temple is located beside the hot spring. There is also provision for shoe rack. One may encounter pandas here too, individual discretion is recommended in dealing with them.