Bihar Bhojpur District:Places to visit,hotels,population,history,news,village,cities,food & recipe.
Channel: Bihari news
Date: 2020-09-18

This district has been witness to important events in Indian history. So let us know the major tourist places here: -
1 -Aranya Temple
The temple of Aranya Devi, established in 2005, is located at the north-east end of Sheesh Mahal Chowk in the city. It is considered as the founder of the city. It is said that in the ancient times there was only a statue of Adishakti at the said site and there was a forest around this temple. The Pandavas stayed in ara in order of exile and worshiped Adishakti when the Mother Goddess indicated to Yudhishthira that she should install the statue of #Aranyatemple . Dharmaraja Yudhishthira installed the statue of Maa Aranya Devi. It is said that Lord Rama, Lakshman ji and Vishwamitra ji worshiped Aranya Devi when they were going from Buxar to Janakpur Dhanush Yagya. In addition to the two idols of Annaya Devi in this temple, a Shivling and a statue of Nandi are also located here. Apart from this you can also see idols of Lord Rama, Lakshmana, Bharata, Shatrughna and Sita, Radha-Krishna. The Goddess of the temple is also known as the Goddess of the Wild.
2-#Jagdishpurfort
 This fort belonged to Babu Veer Kunwar Singh, the soldier and great hero of Indian freedom struggle, this fort is also called Veer Kunwar Singh Fort. Veer Kunwar Singh was born in 1777 in Jagdishpur village of #Bhojpurdistrict (Aara, Bihar) district of Bihar. This fort has been under survey of the archaeological department for a long time. A Veer Kunwar Singh Museum was built near this fort by the archaeological department, which has been dedicated to the public in 2018, you can see the memory of Kunwar Singh as well as the 19th-century weapons.
If you want to go to Jagdishpur, then try to go there on April 23, because on that day there is a huge celebration of victory festival on a very large scale, Babu Kunwar, who played an important role in the revolution of 1857, considered the country's first freedom struggle. Singh fought the last battle of his life on April 23, 1858, and despite being cut by the British in one hand and cutting it into the Ganges, Veer Kunwar Singh had so much power that he drove the British out of Jagdishpur. This Vijayotsav is celebrated in memory of this victory.
Masad #Parshwanathtemple -
#Bhojpur is one of the main sites of Jains. Apart from Jains, other tourists and devotees come here. One of the main Jain temples in the district is the Pasharvnath temple of Masadh. The district headquarters is about 9 km from Ara, this temple of Masadh is the 23rd Tirthankara Lord Parshvanath of Jainism, after getting salvation, when the Samed Shikhar from Banaras was going to Samadh village. I rested in After this, this temple was built here about 600 years ago. Hinsang, a famous Chinese traveler who visited here in the seventh century, has mentioned this in his travelogue. In the eastern part of this temple complex is Shiva ji temple, whose door is from outside. There is a temple of Sati Mai in the western part inside the temple complex, its door is also from outside. It is said that Sati Mai had said in a dream not to raise the roof of the temple, since then this temple is without roof. This temple is very important from the historical and religious point of view, that is why devotees of Jain religion especially come here.
Shahaji Mosque-
It is the beauty of our secular and diverse country that if you offer a Hindu to a mosque, you can see or see a Muslim doing Chhath Puja and this is an example of the #Shahajimosque as a symbol of Hindu-Muslim unity. Aranya Devi is located next to the temple. This second mosque with five domes in India was built by Shah Jahan in 1623.

Aura House
In the ancient sites of Ara, you can see the #Aura House, this ancient building was built before 1857 by the British engineer. The Aura House in Ara, Bihar is a silent witness to the 1857 war. Veer Kunwar Singh kept the British officers imprisoned for seven days in this building located in the Maharaja College campus of the city. It is said that there was a tunnel to go to this building, through which Kunwar Singh used to come and go. This place is counted among the main tourist places of Bihar.
Shiva Temple
 You can see the famous Shiva temple at Brahmapur a few hours away from Ara. The city is believed to have been built by Lord Brahma.
#Devsuntemple, Tarari
There is a temple of the very ancient Sun God in Dev village of Dev Panchayat of Tarari block of Bhojpur district. This temple is said to be from the 14th century or earlier, people come here from far to do Chhath because of this historical statue of Lord Bhaskar in the village. A new temple is also built in collaboration with the local people, in which a black marble statue of Lord Bhaskar riding on a chariot of seven horses is installed.
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