General Post Office, Patna

The General Post Office (GPO) in Patna, Bihar, is a historic British Raj building that serves as the central post office of the city and the headquarters for India Post's Bihar Circle. Opened in 1917, the GPO was designed by architect Joseph Fearis Munnings in a Gothic Revival style, incorporating local materials and Mughal features. It plays a vital role in handling the city's mail, delivering around 100,000 letters and parcels daily. The building, located at the intersection of Buddh Marg and New Market Station Road, is less than 1 km from Patna Junction and 6 km from Patna Airport. Visitors can explore its impressive architecture and the surrounding gardens, including one dedicated to medicinal herbs.