बलदियाबाड़ी, पूर्णिया (Baladiabari Village) – Purnea

Known for its historic importance, the Baladiabari Village is an important location in Purnia due to its historic value.

Located nearby Nawajganj area in the southern part of the Purnia district, this village is worth visiting as this was the site where famous 1756 battle between Shaukat Jang and Sirajuddaula had held.

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ठाकुरगंज, पूर्णिया (Thakurganj)- Purnea

It is located 46 KM towards North from District head quarters Kishanganj.

This place is named after Bhima of Mahabharat and is an important place of interest from ancient history. Famous border city Thakurganj is located at a place where it was believed that the great hero of Mahabharata, Bhim had arrived and lived here during the 14th year of exile and was working as a cook (Thakur) in the then local king Raja Birat’s palace.

Thakurganj, Purnea

Pandava had stayed at this place during their one year incognito exile. Local tradition still speaks of the struggle and the conquest of the Kiratas and a Kirata Woman from the Morang or Tarai is said to have been the wife of Raja Birat, who, it is said in Mahabharata that gave shelter to Yudhisthira and his four Pandava brothers during their 12 years of exile.

There is a Kheer Samudra Sthal in Dudhmanjar under Patesari Panchayat. Where it is said that Arjuna, the beloved of Lord Krishna …

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काझा कोठी, पूर्णिया (Kajha Kothi) – Purnea

Kajha Kothi, Purnea

There is a British era park in Kajha village, just 12 km from the district headquarters, which the world knows as Kajha Kothi. This park located in Kajha village was renamed as Shastri Park. The reason for this is that the house of Bhola Paswan Shastri, who was the Chief Minister for three seasons in Bihar, is close to this Kothi.

Kajha Kothi, Purnea

It is said that Kajha Kothi, which is considered to be the heritage of Purnia, is a history in itself. While staying near the circuit house, the British used to train the villagers in indigo cultivation.

There is a circuit house in this park, which was built in the then British Empire. Special arrangements were made to stay in that circuit house on the arrival of the English officers. Indira Gandhi has come and rested in this historic circuit house of Kajha Kothi.

Kajha Kothi, Purnea

Which today is called Kajha Kothi, during the British era it was called 'Ni…

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गंगा – दार्जीलिंग सड़क, पूर्णिया (Ganga-Darjeeling Road) – Purnea

The famous Ganga-Darjeeling Road existing since the British era opens up leaflets of history even today.

Tourists exploring it in and around the city of Purnia would literally explore entire city once they start from the Gulab Bagh area to Line Bazaar and then Tatma Toli area besides passing through the Flour Mill-Polytechnic Chowk.

This small journey by the road becomes crucial as visitors literally explore major part of the city today until reaching the outer circle at Khazanchi Haat Thana or the Naka area.

This road joints Gulab Bagh – Line Bazar- Tatma Toli – Flower Mill- Polytechnic Chowk of British Purnia and at that time, It was the Outer Circle of Purnia, that’s why Khazanchi Haat Thana (Naka) is still there on this road. The most peculiar thing above all is that, after 75 years of independence this road has a Wooden-Bridge or Kaath Pool on Purnia – Khuski Bagh Road, and not surprisingly ; This Bridge is the single Wooden B…

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काठ पुल, पूर्णिया (Kaath Pool) – Purnea

This bridge is the only bridge in the country which is made up of wood and is about 300 years old. It was built during the British rule.

Kath Pool, Purnea

The famous wooden bridge or Kaath Pool on the Purnia – Khuskibagh Natinal Highway – 31 is worth visiting place. It exists since the road was built centuries ago and still remains functional. It has now become a major tourist destination for the Purnia visitors.

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छोटी मस्जिद, साहिबगंज (Chhoti Masjid) – Sahibganj

Chhoti Masjid is famous mosque and holi place of Ibadath 🕌☪️ for Muslims, Situated in lC road, Sahibganj, Jharkhand 816109

This is a very beautiful and very old mosque in Sahibganj and well maintained by the management.

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जेठौर नाथ / ज्येष्ठ गौर नाथ महादेव मंदिर, बांका (Jyeshtha Gaur Nath Mahadev Temple) – Banka

Jyeshtha Gaur Nath Mahadev Temple, Banka

ज्येष्ठ गौर नाथ महादेव मंदिर बांका जिले का एक प्रसिद्ध मंदिर है। यह मंदिर बांका जिले का एक मुख्य आकर्षण स्थल है। इस मंदिर में आपको शिव भगवान जी के दर्शन करने के लिए मिलते हैं। यह मंदिर बांका जिले में चंदन नदी के किनारे बना हुआ है। यहां पर आपको मंदिर के पास में ही एक पहाड़ी देखने के लिए मिलती है। यह इलाका बहुत सुंदर लगता है। मंदिर के गर्भ गृह में आपको शिवलिंग के दर्शन करने के लिए मिलते हैं। यहां पर शिवरात्रि और सावन के समय बहुत सारे भक्त शिवलिंग के दर्शन करने के लिए आते हैं। यहां पर आकर अच्छा लगता है। यहां पर चंदन नदी का दृश्य बहुत सुंदर लगता है। आप यहां पर आकर अपना अच्छा समय बिता सकते हैं। 

Jyeshtha Gaur Nath Mahadev Temple, Banka

बाबा भोलेनाथ के मंदिर के पास पहाड़ी के ऊपर आपको मां काली का मंदिर देखने के लिए मिलता है। मां काली का मंदिर बहुत सुंदर है और यहां पर गर्भ ग्रह में मां काली के दर्शन करने के लिए मिलते हैं। कहा जाता है, कि जो भी व्यक्ति यहां पर सच्चे मन से, मां के दरबार में आता है। मां उसकी मनोकामना …

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दक्षिण काली मंदिर, महुलीगढ़, गिद्धौर, जमुई (Dakshin Kali Temple, Mahuligarh) – Gidhaur, Jamui

Dakshin Kali Temple, Mahuligarh, Gidhaur

Known as the land of religion, spirituality and knowledge, the traditions and customs of the Chandela dynasty of Giddhaur have a different history of their own. The temple of Dakshin Kali Maa, established in Mahuligarh, situated at a distance of about 1.5 km from Lord Minto Tower Chowk, the residence of Kumar Ranbir Singh, the middle nephew of Maharaja Giddaur, scattered in these history blocks, is still the center of faith and belief for the people of Giddhaur and Mahuligarh. Local people also know it as Mashan Kali.

According to the information received, this temple was established in the year 1920 by the Rajguru Tantrik Lalitanand Brahmachari of the Gidhaur royal family. This temple was built in the Mahuligarh complex in 1920, by Dixit Kumar Ranbir Singh, an expert in Tantric science. The idol of the precious mother Kali and Mahakal Bhairav, made of Ashtadhatu, has been consecrated with complete tantric met…

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पापहरणी सरोवर, बांका (Papharni Pond) – Banka

Papharni Pond, Banka

There is a pond in the foothills of Mandar mountain which is known as Papaharani. There are three paths leading up to the mountain through the vicinity of this pond. Many temples are lying in a dilapidated state under this mountain.

In the center of Papaharani is a panoramic temple of Mahabishnu and Mahalakshmi. Two Jain temples are situated on the top of the mountain. A large number of Jain pilgrims come here to worship Lord Vasupujya. It is believed that this is the nirvana land of Lord Vasupujya.

Papharni Pond, Banka

There are many small ponds on the mountain. Of these, the depth of the Milky Way and the conch shell is satisfactory. Sita Kund is the most famous among these kunds. It is named after the goddess Sita. It is believed that Sita took a bath here.

Papharni Sarovar is a major religious place in Banka district. This lake is built on the foothills of Mandar Hill in Bounsi in Banka district. Here you get to…

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फॉरबिसगंज, पूर्णिया (Forbesganj)- Purnea

Forbesganj

A famous commercial place, this town holds importance in terms of its placement. This small town is located at a mere 12 kms from Biratnagar, the second biggest city in Nepal.

The city was given its present name from its British district collector and municipal commissioner, Alexander John Forbes (1807-1869). A.J. Forbes was a military adventurer and had taken part in the adventures of Northwest India. He was also in the team of Commissioner George Yule of Bhagalpur while fighting the rebels of 73rd native infantry. A.J. Forbes founded the Sultanpur estate and a number of indigo factories situated at different places in this district.

Sultan Pokhar, Forbesganj

After independence, to give the town a more Indian oriented way, it was renamed as Forbesganj. The town is architecturally well defined and planned and British influence and relics still remain in many buildings and places.

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जलालगढ़ का किला, पूर्णिया (Jalalgarh Fort) – Purnea

Jalalgarh Fort, Purnea

There is no solid evidence of the history of Jalalgarh Fort, however historians say that this fort was built by Sayyid Muhammad Jalaluddin Khan in 1722. Sayyid Muhammad Jalaluddin was the king of Kishanganj and he built the fort to protect the kingdom from invasion from Nepal.

This fort is quadrangle shaped, was once the night and glory of the royal family of Purnia.

Some other historians say that, then Nawab, Saif Khan had built the fort strategically, to defend the city against Nepali invasion. The ruins of this fort is still visited by many enthusiastic tourists. And some have to say that even before 1722, the fort was present there.

Jalalgarh Fort, Purnea

The sheer beauty, left even in the remains, holds evidence of Hindi as well as Islamic examples of architecture.

It is also said that this fort was built to protect the people and migrants from loot. A few years later, the Jalalgarh …

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बेगूसराय संग्रहालय (Begusarai Museum) – Begusarai

Begusarai Museum

Established in the year 1981, this government museum houses physical evidences that witnessed the rich cultural history of Begusarai. Stone sculptures of Lord Buddha, Lord Ganesh, Sun God and Lord Vishnu etc. can be seen here. Coins, ranging from the period of Pal rule, Mauryan Rule to the end of British Era in India are treasured in the museum.

Other attractions include manuscripts, terracotta and pottery specimens. Art objects are collected from all around the town, though the centuries.

Begusarai Museum

This is the most important place in the city, where you will get to see many important things related to history. Through this museum, you can understand many important aspects of Bihar and ancient India.

Timings:

This museum is open from 10.30 am to 4.30 pm. But it is closed on Mondays.

Idol of lord Ganesha at Begusarai Museum

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अजातशत्रु का किला, बेगूसराय (Ajatshatru Fort) – Begusarai

 

Ajatshatru Fort, Begusarai

Ajatshatru fort is a major tourist attraction in suburb Begusarai. It was built in the 6th century by the king of Magadha, Ajatshatru. The son of King Bimbisar and Queen Chelna, he was known as the most feared and powerful king to ever rule over Magadha.

Traditions in Jain and Buddhist differ a little in small details, but he was a follower of both traditions. He ruled over majority of Northern India and he was the one who built Pataliputra, now known as Patna, the capital of the state. He has eight wives, according to Jain legends. He is known to die in 461 BC. The fort is an important defending fortress and is now mostly in ruins. It is of high historical importance.

This place is located near Garhpura village.

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राजा बाड़ी, सिमुलतला, जमुई (Naldanga Palace / Rajar Bari/ Raja Kothi / The Palace of Queen of Dhaka) – Simultala, Jamui

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