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1 North East Assam Guwahati Kamakhya Temple OPEN 2 North Opening Status S.No. Zone State/UT City Monument/Sites Remarks (OPEN/CLOSED) 1 North East Assam Guwahati Kamakhya Temple OPEN 2 North East Assam Guwahati Shanker Dev Kalakhetra CLOSED 3 North East Assam Guwahati State Museum OPEN morning slot 1000 pax / afternoon 4 East Bihar Bhagalpur Asi Museum (Bhagalpur) OPEN slot 1000 pax morning slot 1000 pax / afternoon 5 East Bihar Bhagalpur Vikramshila Ruins OPEN slot 1000 pax morning slot 1000 pax / afternoon 6 East Bihar Bodhgaya Asi Museum Bodhgaya OPEN slot 1000 pax Mahabodhi Temple opening hours - 7 East Bihar Bodhgaya Bodhgaya Temple OPEN 6 am till 10 am & 3 Pm till 9 Pm morning slot 1000 pax / afternoon 8 East Bihar Nalanda Nalanda Museum OPEN slot 1000 pax morning slot 1000 pax / afternoon 9 East Bihar Nalanda Nalanda Ruins OPEN slot 1000 pax 10 East Bihar Nalanda Nalanda Xuang Zang Memorial OPEN 11 East Bihar Patna Bihar Museum OPEN 12 East Bihar Patna Buddha Smriti Park OPEN 13 East Bihar Patna Gol Ghar CLOSED morning slot 1000 pax / afternoon 14 East Bihar Patna Kumharar/ Patliputra Ruins OPEN slot 1000 pax 15 East Bihar Patna Patna Museum OPEN 16 East Bihar Rajgir Venuvana (Bamboo Garden) CLOSED 17 East Bihar Rajgir Ropeway (Rajgir) OPEN morning slot 1000 pax / afternoon 18 East Bihar Sasaram Sher Shah Suri Tomb OPEN slot 1000 pax morning slot 1000 pax / afternoon 19 East Bihar Vaishali Vaishali Stupa OPEN slot 1000 pax morning slot 1000 pax / afternoon 20 East Bihar Vaishali ASI Museum - 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