Bihar Buxar District:Places to visit,travel,population,hotels,history,news,village,Cities & food
Channel: Bihari news
Date: 2020-09-21

Friends, today we will walk to #Buxar district in order to know the tourist places in Bihar, a historic city in the eastern state of Bihar along the eastern Uttar Pradesh border, known for the famous battle of Buxar and the #BattleofChausa. It was fought between the Munro and Mughal-Nawabs of the India Company, but in this battle the British army was heavy and the Nawabs had to face defeat.
The first is #Katauliground

You must have read about the battle of Buxar in history and you know that this battle took place in Buxar but you hardly know that it was fought in this Katauli field. Let us tell you that the battle of Buxar was fought between the British and the Nawab of Bengal-Awadh in 1764, in which Mughal ruler Shah Alam II supported the Nawabs, but the British won in this battle.
The second is the #Buxarfort
You do not get to know much about the fort of Buxar, but if you turn the pages of history, it will definitely be mentioned. One of the historical heritage sites is the fort of Buxar, which was built by King Bhojdev of Bihar in 1111 AD. This is a huge fort, mass meetings are held on the grounds of this fort and large programs are organized at the district level. If you are interested in history, then you must go here, though some parts of the fort have been damaged but still many The section is worth watching.

The third is #SitaRamUpadhyayMuseum
The SitaRam Upadhyay Museum was built in 1979. It is a very old museum, but it is very modern from the point of view of contributing and understanding historical accounts. In it you will find archaeological remains, coins and manuscripts. You can also see terracotta (clay sculptures) sculptures of the Mauryan period. 
Fourth is the  #Biharijitemple
About three kilometers from Dumraon station. The temple of Bihari Ji is situated in the heart of the city. Which are the pride of the Rajgarh courtyard. This Bihari Ji Temple, built in 1825 on the orders of the then Maharaja of Handumrao Jayaprakash Singh, also known as Banke Bihari temple, is one of the most revered places in Buxar. In this temple dedicated to Lord Krishna, devotees from different parts of Bihar come here with their holy prayers.
#Naulakhatemple is fifth
The Naulakha temple in Buxar district is quite beautiful and attractive like its name. The architecture of the temple is very beautiful which reminds little of South Indian temples. The upper part of the temple is decorated with beautiful sculptures, where you can see a mixture of magnificent architectural crafts. There are pictures of Hindu deities inside the temple
 #Brahmeshwarnathtemple is the sixth
The Brahmeshwarnath temple located in Brahmapur in Buxar district has its own unique story. You must have heard about many miraculous temples and one of them is also this temple. It is said that once upon a time When Gajanvi came to break this temple in Brahmapur, people requested him that he should not break it because Baba will destroy you by doing so, Gajnavi said that he does not believe in all this but if this temple has so much power and overnight If its entrance will be towards west, then it will leave it. The next day when he came to dismantle the temple, he was stunned to see that the temple gate was facing west
A unique fair is also organized in Buxar where five Kos are spaced at five different places in five days. According to the traditions, there is a tradition of taking different types of five dishes after resting the night at each place. It is said that when Shri Ram Ji came to Buxar at the insistence of Vishwamitra Rishi, he was able to meet many sages, so he later traveled for five days and met five sages and took his blessings and then the food items which were received by the sages in the reception of Shri Ram. The prasad is distributed even today at five places, following the same that was fed.
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