Places To Visit In Bihar

These are the Golden Places to visit in Bihar.

Bird's-eye view of Bihar

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Sweets & Snacks

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Anarsa

Anasrsa

Gaya is not only famous for its association with Lord Buddha, but it is also famous for Tilkut and Anarsa.

Balushahi

Runi-Saidpur, on Muzaffarpur-Sitamarhi route, is renowned for Balushahi, a sweet made with treated wheat flour, sugar, and ghee.

Maner Laddoo

A Bihari delicacy made with gram flour, sugar, and ghee, renowned for its delicious taste, originating from Maner near Patna.

Soan Papdi

Soan Papdi, a specialty of Buxar and Munger towns, is crafted from a blend of sugar, gram flour, and ghee.

Malpua

Malpua, a delectable Bihar specialty, is made from maida, milk, banana, coconut, cashew, raisin, sugar, water, and cardamom, fried in ghee.

Perukia

Chhapra is particularly famous for Perukia, a sweet made by blending semolina or khoa with sugar, wrapped in thin, ghee-infused maida leaves, then deep-fried.

Music & Dance

Traditional music and folk music is the soul of Bihar.

Sacred Melodies: The Cultural Tapestry of Bihar's Villages In Bihar, religiosity infuses village life's music, dance, and entertainment, covering themes of birth, marriage, and death. Both genders partake, with religious expressions providing mass entertainment. Folk songs celebrate daily life and honor figures like Kunwar Singh, merging heritage with everyday existence, showcasing Bihar's deep-rooted traditions.

Festivals

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Chatth Puja

Chatth Puja

This is probably the most famous festival of this State. When one hears Chatth Puja, Bihar instantly comes to the mind. This is an actually an ancient Hindu festival which is dedicated to the Sun God, Surya, and take place 6 days after Diwali.

Sama Chakeva

Sama Chakeva

During the winter when the birds migrate from the Himalayas towards the plains, the celebration of Sama-Chakeva takes place. This festival is celebrated specifically in Mithila. When the colourful birds migrate towards their land, this festival takes place, marking the brother-sister relationship.

Shravani Mela

Shravani Mela

This festival or Mela is observed every during the month of Shravan. It is a month-long ritual which is held along a 108 km long route linking towns of Deogarh& Sultanganj. The devotees who take part, known as Kanwarias, wear saffron-coloured clothes& collect water from Ghats at Sultanganj.



Sonepur Cattle Fair

Sonepur Cattle Fair

The Sonepur Cattle fair is the Asia’s largest cattle fair which takes place in the town of Sonepur in Bihar. It is held on Kartik Purnima that is the first full moon after the festival of Diwali. In this fair, domestic cattle like an elephant, camel, sheep and birds are brought in from around the country and sold here.

Makar Sankranti Mela

Makar Sankranti Mela

The Makar Sankranti Mela is held every year at Rajgir in January. The devotees make flower offering to the deities in the temple and take a dip in the holy water. Another site associated with this festival is the Mandar Hills in the Banka district. According to legends, a great Asura once threatened the gods.

Rajgir Mahotsav

Rajgir Mahotsav

Rajgir is the ancient capital of the Magadhan Empire in Bihar and is held sacred by both Jains and Buddhists because of its long association with Buddha and Mahavira. A Rajgir Mahotsav is held every year by the Department of Tourism, Bihar. It is a colourful festival of dance and music .

Wildlife

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Valmiki Tiger Reserve

Valmiki Tiger Reserve marks the easternmost limit of the Himalayan Terai forests in India and stands as Bihar's sole tiger reserve. Situated in the Gangetic Plains bio-geographic zone, the forest comprises a combination of bhabar and terai tracts. Located in the northwesternmost district of Bihar, West Champaran, the district's name originates from "Champa" and "Aranya," meaning Forest of Champa trees. The reserve hosts various wild mammals such as Tiger, Sloth bear, Leopard, Wild dog, Bison, and Wild boar. Additionally, it's home to several species of deer and antelopes including barking deer, spotted deer, hog deer, sambar, and blue bull. In the Madanpur forest block, a large number of Indian flying foxes can be observed. The sanctuary boasts rich avifauna diversity with over 250 bird species reported. Covering approximately 800 square kilometers (310 sq mi) of forest, Valmiki Sanctuary was the 18th tiger reserve established in India.

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