• Ancient Art Gallery: Featuring sculptures, coins, and artifacts from the Mauryan, Gupta, and other ancient dynasties that ruled Bihar.
• Bihar Orientation Theatre: A multimedia presentation that introduces visitors to the history and cultural significance of Bihar.
• Children's Gallery: An interactive space designed specifically for children, featuring engaging displays and educational activities.
• Buddha Relic Gallery: A serene space displaying sacred relics of Buddha, offering a spiritual experience to visitors.
• Bihar Contemporary Art Gallery: Showcasing modern and contemporary artworks from regional and national artists, highlighting the ongoing cultural evolution.

• Educational Programs: The museum conducts various workshops, lectures, and seminars for students and scholars, promoting historical and cultural education.
• Library and Research Centre: A well-equipped library with a vast collection of books on history, culture, and art, providing resources for researchers and history enthusiasts.
• Cafeteria and Souvenir Shop: The museum has a cafeteria offering refreshments and a souvenir shop where visitors can purchase memorabilia related to Bihar's culture.
• Events and Exhibitions: Regularly hosts temporary exhibitions and cultural events, including film screenings and traditional performances, enhancing the visitor experience.
• Accessibility: The museum is easily accessible, located in the heart of Patna, with ample parking facilities and amenities for a comfortable visit.

• Global Design Collaboration: The museum’s design is a result of a collaboration between Indian and Japanese architects, blending local architectural styles with modern aesthetics.
• Rare Artefacts: Home to the Didarganj Yakshi, a famous Mauryan-era sandstone sculpture, considered one of the finest examples of ancient Indian art.
• Eco-Friendly Structure: The museum complex is designed with sustainable practices in mind, featuring green roofs, water harvesting, and energy-efficient systems.
• Interactive Technology: Incorporates the latest interactive technology, including touch screens and multimedia displays, making the exhibits engaging and informative.
• Cultural Crossroads: The museum serves as a cultural crossroads, highlighting not only the heritage of Bihar but also its interactions with other ancient civilizations, such as those of Persia and Greece.

Patna comes alive with vibrant festivals and fairs that showcase its rich cultural heritage. The city is renowned for Chhath Puja, a unique four-day festival dedicated to the Sun God, celebrated with grand rituals on the banks of the Ganges, attracting thousands of devotees. Diwali, the Festival of Lights, is marked by illuminating homes and bursting fireworks. Sonepur Mela, one of Asia’s largest cattle fairs, held near Patna, is a spectacular event featuring animal trading, folk performances, and local crafts. The Patna Book Fair, one of the largest in India, brings together bibliophiles and writers, celebrating literature and knowledge.