Bihar Muzaffarpur  District: Places to visit,travel,population,history,village,Cities,Food & Recipe.
Channel: Bihari news
Date: 2021-04-09

Bihar Muzaffarpur  District: Places to visit,travel,population,history,village ,Cities,Food & Recipe.

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Today we will talk about Muzaffarpur district. Located on the banks of the Gandak and Bagmati rivers, Muzaffarpur is a historical and cultural district of the state of Bihar which is very popular for its litchi gardens. If we talk about the scenic spots of this district, then the list of its tourist places is very long. So let us tell you about the major tourist places of Muzaffarpur district: -

The first is the 
#Garibnath Temple
  Baba Garibarnath Dham situated in Muzaffarpur is called Deoghar of Bihar. The history of the famous Garibnath temple, known as Manokamna Linga, is about 300 years old. It is said that in the olden times, where the temple of Garibnath is presently located, the owner of that land sold the land to someone else financially. There was also a banyan tree in the same ground, which is still present. The new owner of the land called some laborers and started cutting the said banyan tree. After striking with the ax in the banyan root, red red water started flowing. Fearing the workers, they informed the owner of the land and put an end to the work. After the landowner's arrival, when a dig was done, a Shivling was found. Since that time worship is being done here and because this Shivling was discovered by the poor laborers, hence this temple is named Garibnath Temple. So every day Baba Pooja and Shringar are organized in the temple in the morning and evening, but especially in the month of Shravan, by taking the water of the Ganges from the Pahlaja Ghat, the Kaavaris go on foot fifty-five kilometers and offer water to Baba.
Second is 
#JubbaSahniPark
The park has been given this name in honor of Amar Shaheed freedom fighter Jubba Sahni ji. It is basically a children's park with plenty of facilities for children to roam and play. But due to the lush green trees, velvety grasses, bushes and serene environment, it has become a favorite picnic spot for adults, children and tourists. This park is located in Mithanpura area of ​​Muzaffarpur.

The third is 
#ChaturbhujAsthanMandir 
 This temple, with its history of the medieval era of the 12th century, is about 700 years old and one of the holiest temples in this district. Lord Hari Vishnu is worshiped here and the temple has an ancient Shivling with statues of Lord Sun, Mahavira, Bhairav ​​and Ganesh installed in the complex. This temple is quite famous in the sightseeing of Muzaffarpur.
The fourth is

#ShriRamTemple
This temple is located in the small village of Sahu Pokhar in the district. This huge temple has temples of many deities and among these temples there is a temple which has a large Shivling of Lord Shiva. It is said that this Shivling is the third highest in India. There is a big Shivling. If you look at the number, then this is the most crowded crowd of all the temples of Muzaffarpur.


Fifth's#litchigarden
The litchi of Muzaffarpur is very famous not only in the country but also in foreign countries. Muzaffarpur is also known as the undeclared capital of Litchi. Gardening of litchi is one of the most preferred places for tourists in Muzaffarpur due to the production of 3 lakh tonnes of litchi each year. Bochacha, Jhapaha and Mushahari are the famous lychee gardens situated within a 7 km radius of the city, which is visited by the most tourists between May and June.

#RamnaDeviMandir,
is the sixth
This temple dedicated to Maa Durga was built in 1941 by Shri Babha Babu, a great devotee and local businessman of Maa Durga. This temple is known for its beautiful artefacts.
#ChamundaMandir  is the seventh place,
 Shaktipeeth Chamunda is located in Katra Garh, 30 km to the northeast of the district headquarters. The form of Goddess Chamunda is Pindnuma, which is said to be self-inflicted. It is believed that this place was the slaughter of Mund and Mund. It is very crowded on Monday, Wednesday and Friday as it is believed that this day is auspicious for the worship of Goddess. It is said that there was a kingdom of Chandravanshi kings at this historical site. In the 13th century, a king named Chandrasen Singh ruled here and worshiped Mata Chamunda as Kuldevi. She is called Chamunda because of the slaughter of Chand and Mund by Devi.
The most famous fair is the Turkish fair district of Muzaffarpur, which is held in Shravan month.