Abhishek Pushkarn : Abhishek Pushkarn or Coronation tank contains the water that was believed to be sacred in the old days. Close to Abhishek Pushkarn, the Lichchavi Stupa was located. Abhishek Pushkarn is also the site where the stone casket of the sacred ashes of Lord Buddha were enshrined.
Vishwa Shanti Stupa (World Peace Pagoda) : Built by Buddha Vihar society, the Shanti Stupa lies on the south bank of the coronation tank.

Kundalpur : Just 4 kms away from Vaishali, Kundalpur is considered the birth place of Lord Mahavira. It is said that Lord Mahavir, the Jain Tirthankar was born here about 2,550 years ago. Lord Mahavira is said to have spent the first 22 years of his life at Kundalpur.

Raja Vishal Ka Garh : Raja Vishal Ka Garh is said to be the ancient parliament house. There is a huge mound with a circumference of about one kilometer and the walls are nearly 2 metre high with 43 mts wide moat around them. It is said that more than seven thousand representatives of the federal assembly gathered at this place to legislate and discuss the day-to-day problems.

Vaishali Museum : A place of tourist interest, Vaishali Museum houses some of the archaeological remains discovered here.

Other attractions
Vaishali Mahotsava : Vaishali Mahotsava is an important festival of Vaishali which is held to celebrate the birth anniversary of Lord Mahavir. It is celebrated on the full moon day of Hindu month 'Vaisakh', usually falls in mid- April.

Sonepur Fair : Just 35 kms away Sonpur is situated on the confluence of the river Ganga and Gandak. The town is host to one of Asia's biggest cattle fair which starts from full moon day of Hindu month 'Kartik' (October - November). Millions of visitors come to this fair which lasts for almost a fortnight. During the Sonepur Fair, Bihar State Tourism Development Corporation offers Swiss Cottages with attached baths in the temporarily erected Tourists Village.

Arts and Crafts : A number of villages around Vaishali are known for excellent arts and crafts work. People of these village make delightful toys, grass baskets and mats.

Tourist Attractions Around Vaishali
Muzaffarpur : Muzaffapur also called the 'Lychee Kingdom' is situated at a distance of 35 kms from Vaishali and famous for its exotic fruit 'Lychee.' One of the major towns of Bihar, Muzaffarpur is also one of the oldest and largest trade centre in the entire state.

Patna : Patna the capital city of Bihar is 56 kms away from Vaishali. A historical town, Patna is home to a number of modern as well as old attractions. Some of the major attractions of Patna include Gol Ghar, Patna Museum, Planetarium, Zoological Garden etc. Patna also makes an ideal base to visit the town of Vaishali.