Thawe Temple
History: Bhaktas lovers revere her by many names in many shapes; Maa Thawewali is one of them. There are 52 “Shatipithas” in all over India; this is also similar to a Shatipithas. The location of … Read more
Bihar Tourism
Nalanda University
History: Nalanda was a famous university, a large Buddhist holy society in the old region of Magadha, now Bihar. This university was a focal point of growing education institute from the fifth century CE to1200 … Read more
Kesaria Stupa
History: In the East Champaran, you will find Kesaria, which is identified to be the largest stupa. Consequently, it is a well-known part of India where you will find many old Indian figures; also, this … Read more
Kanwar Lake bird sanctuary
History: Kanwar Lake Bird Sanctuary of Begusarai, Asia’s biggest freshwater oxbow, used to be a haven for migratory birds. It’s spread over a space of approximately sixty-eight sq km and will be the largest freshwater … Read more
Vishnupad Mandir
History Vishnupad Mandir is known for the 40-cm-long footprint of Lord Vishnu on a basalt rock. Supposedly, Lord Vishnu executed devil Gayasur at this spot by stepping his foot on his chest. Vishnupada Mandir is … Read more
Baba Garibnath Temple
History: Devoted to Lord Shiva, Baba Garibnath Temple is also called 2nd Baidyanath. It is believed that there had a banyan tree at that place where there is the temple now and the owner tried … Read more
Janki Mandir ‘Sita’
History: According to the local tells alludes to the epic Ramayana and renowned as where Sita was nurtured under a shade in the cultivating field where the King Janaka found her as a newborn. This … Read more
Buxar Fort
History: In 1054 the fort was set up by King Rudra Deo. The city is known for its ancient social culture. This is where Lord Rama killed the demon Taraka. This is the place of … Read more
