बिहार के टॉप पांच शहर .Top five cities of Bihar
Channel: Bihari news
Date: 28/11/2020

Top five cities of Bihar
 
1. #Patnatourism: Patna is the capital of Bihar. The ancient name of Patna was Pataliputra, Pushppuri, Kusumpur. Patna is one of the few cities in the world that has been embedded in its culture from time immemorial. Presently Patna's stretch is 15 kilometers long and 7 kilometers wide. According to the 2011 census, Patna's population is more than 20 lakhs. Patna city is the 18th largest city in the country. The city has been witness to the movement from Lord Buddha to JP. Here Guru Gobind Singh, the 10th Guru of the Sikhs, was born in Patna. Every year millions of Sikh devotees from India and abroad come to Patna to visit #HarmandirSaheb in Patna and offer prayers in the gurudwara. The ancient ruins of the capital Patna and its surroundings are a silent witness to the historical glory of the city and still display the ancient dignity of the city. Patna is a major center of education, commerce and medicine, with historical and administrative importance. Talking about education, many universities are working here.
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#Patnagolghar
2. #Gayatourism: Gaya is the district headquarters of Gaya. It is the second largest city of Bihar. This city has deep historical significance in Hindu, Buddhist and Jain religions. The city of Gaya is mentioned in the Ramayana Mahabharata. Gaya city is surrounded by small and rocky hills on three sides. Let us tell you that the river Falgu flows in the east of the city. This city was an important city in the Mauryan period. In the medieval period, Bihar was under the Mughal emperors. After the fall of the Mughal period, the British ruled Gaya. According to historians, the #Vishnupadtemplegaya was rebuilt in 1787 by Queen Ahilyabai of Holkar dynasty. Gaya is located at Bodh Gaya, 17 kilometers from the city. Which is a Buddhist pilgrimage site
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3. #Muzaffarpurtourism: - Muzaffarpur is the headquarters of Tirhut division of North Bihar, the city is known in the world as well as India for its excellent production of cotton textiles, lacquer bangles, honey and mangoes and litchi. Especially there is no addition to the royal litchi here. The litchi of Muzaffpur is also sent to the President and Prime Minister of India from here. Muzaffarpur is known as Sweetcity in the country and abroad for its fertilizer land and taste of delicious fruits. It is said about the city of Muzaffarpur that Islamic and Hindu civilizations have also been seen as permanent. The colors of both civilizations are deeply mixed here.
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4. #Purniatoursim: - Purnia is the largest city in northeast Bihar. The city is known throughout Eastern India because of healthcare, motor parts, food grains and grocery markets. Purnia has been an important place from the administrative point of view since the Mughal period. Presently, Purnia is the divisional headquarters under Purnia, Katihar, Ariya and Kishanganj districts. This city is the way to Nepal and Northeast India. The city is part of the East-West Corridor. Connects North India with Assam, Sikkim, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh, Tripura, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram and Bhutan. The people of Purnia are Maithili, Angika, Hindi, Urdu and Bangla languages. Purnia has been the center of education in North Bihar.
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5. #Rajgirtourism - used to be the capital of Magadha Empire. It was from here that the Maurya Empire emerged. Rajgir has historical and religious significance. According to mythological literature, Rajgir has been the holy sacrificial ground of Bahma, the same 24th Tirthankara Mahavir Swami preached here for the first time. Along with this, Lord Buddha's meditation ground is in Rajgir. According to Jain Granth, Rajgir has been home to famous rulers like Jarasandha, Srenik, Bimbasar, Kanik. Rajgir is the confluence of many religions. Rajgir is a pilgrimage for Jain, Buddhist and Hindu religions.
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