Bihar Darbhanga District: Places to visit,travel,population,hotels,history,news,Cities & Recipe.
Channel: Bihari news
Date: 2021-03-26

Bihar Darbhanga District: Places to visit,travel,population,hotels,history,news,village ,Cities,food & Recipe.

Today I will tell you about the tourist places of #Darbhangadistrict of Bihar. #Darbhanga, called the cultural capital of Bihar, is a wonderful tourist destination. This district is also known for its rich tradition of folk art style and Mithila painting. So let's know about the main scenic spots here.

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First place is Ahalya


#AhalyaSthan or Temple is a historically famous temple located in the village of Ahiyari. According to the Ramayana, when Lord Rama along with his guru and younger brother Lakshmana was going to Janakpur via Mithila, his foot touched a stone and that stone became a woman and that woman was none other than Ahalya. The stone was made because she was cursed by the curse of her husband Gautam Rishi. This magnificent temple is established at the place where she became a woman with stone. A grand fair is held twice a year in the Ahalya place, one on the occasion of Ram Navami in the Chaitra of the Hindi month and the other on the occasion of Vivah Panchami in the month of Aghaan.

#Kusheshwarasthan Shiv Mandir and #Birdsanctuarydarbhanga
There is a Shiva temple in Kusheshwarsthan which is believed to be of the Ramayana period. This temple is popular as the name of Babadham in Mithila. Devotees from as far as north Bihar, Nepal and Jharkhand come to this temple to perform gun puja. There is water logging in forty villages in Kusheshwar place block which covers 7019 acres of total area Is spread. The area has been declared a bird sanctuary under the Wildlife Protection Act. This terrain with special ecology shows a good number of local, Siberian and birds coming from neighboring countries like Nepal, Bhutan, Pakistan, Afghanistan. Birds like Lalsar, Dighauch, Mile, Nakta, Garri, Adhani, Harial, Chabad, Ratwa, Gabor can be seen here.

#Darbhangarajcomplex and Fort
This fort of Maharaj of Darbhanga is one of the rare and attractive buildings of North Bihar. The Archaeological Department of the Government of India had also surveyed this fort in 1977 -78, then, while acknowledging its historical significance, the fort was compared to the Red Fort of Delhi. The Maharajas of Darbhanga were among the patrons of art, literature and culture. Is counted. Darbhanga Raj Fort complex established by Late Mahesh Thakur has now become a modern site and education center. Palaces, temples and old symbols designed in grand and planned ways can still be seen. Narguna Mahal, Anandbag Mahal and Bela Mahal are prominent among the palaces built by different Maharajas. Raj library buildings are being used by Lalitnarayan Mithila University and many other buildings are being used by Sanskrit University. If you are interested in history then you must go here.

#Holyrosarychurch
This church, established in 189, is an important place of worship for the Roman Catholicism on the eastern left of Digghi Pokhara from Darbhanga station to the south. It was rebuilt again in 1991 after being damaged in the earthquake. There is a statue of Jesus Christ outside the church. There is also a Protostant Church in Darbhanga which is located in Laheria Sarai. If you are going here, then you must also visit the Maharaja Lakshmishwar Singh Museum related to the collection of Darbhanga Raj family established in 1976. This museum gives a living feeling of prosperity of Darbhanga Raj family.
In other destinations you

#Darbhangatower and bastion can go 2 km west of Darbhanga station, this tower is built in the main market, around which the clock is installed. Apart from this, you can go to Gurudwara in Mirzapur where langar is organized every year on the birth anniversary of Gurugovind Singh. You can visit Shyama Temple which is established in Madheshwar Campus.
Speaking of local taste, Kheer is a famous response in Darbhanga region of North Bihar. It is a sweet dish made with milk, sugar and makhana. Let me tell you that Darbhanga is famous for Makhana.