Bihar Kaimur District: Places to visit,travel,population,history,village ,Cities,Food & Recipe.
Channel: Bihari news
Date: 2020-11-22

So far in this series, you have been told about the tourist destinations of many districts. So let's continue this link and today we discuss the tourist places of Kaimur district located in the western part of Bihar.
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This Kaimur district of Bihar is considered very special in nature. This district, formed in 1993, has many such attractive places that can make you happy, so let's know about them; -
First, we talk about waterfalls or in easy language, of waterfalls,
The hills of Kaimur are also home to many beautiful waterfalls. There are two main falls here, one is the Karkatgarh waterfall of Chainpur which is located near the Kaimur Wildlife Sanctuary. This waterfall is filled with natural beauty from all sides from far and wide. Tourists come to have fun and have a picnic. Tourists can enjoy exciting activities like boating, swimming, fishing here. The second is the #TelharKund located on the Bhabua-Oudhora road in Kaimur district, which is located very close to the Durgavati river. You can also enjoy a visit to the Telhar Kund waterfall, especially during the monsoon, the scenic beauty here is worth seeing.
The second is #KaimurWildlifeSanctuary
This sanctuary is located near Bhabhua Nagar. The area of ​​this sanctuary is 1342 square kilometers which is mainly limited to hills and high lowlands. Blackbuck, nilgai, chingara, tiger, leopard, hyena, sloth bear, etc. are commonly found in these forests. There are also some lakes of which fishes are found in Kalidha and Anupam lake, as well as 70 species here. Can also see the birds of which it has a habitat, however this number increases in winter when the birds of Central Asia region enter here.
The third is the temple of #MataMundeshwari
It is a very ancient temple situated in Kaimur district, which is situated on the summit of Panwara hill, which is about 600 feet in height. It is said that Devi came here to kill the demon named Chand-mund, after the destruction of Chand, Mund had hidden in this hill while fighting. It was here that Mata killed the Mund. Therefore, this temple is famous as Mata Mundeshwari Devi. It is an octagonal temple made of stone. The grand and ancient stone idol of Goddess Mundeshwari is the center of attraction in the eastern section of this temple. Maa sits in the form of Varahi, whose vehicle is Mahish.

 #PanchmukhiShivling is installed in the central part of this temple.
Fourth is #BakhtiarKhanraja
The tomb of Bakhtiyar Khan near Chainpur is a beautiful example of Indo-Afghan architecture. Bakhtiar Khan was a relative and general of the great Afghan ruler Sher Shah Suri. His jagir was in Chainpur. Protected by the Archaeological Survey of India, built in the sixteenth century, this building is a replica of the mausoleum of Sher Shah's father Hassan Khaur located in Sasaram. It is much larger and prettier than the tomb of Hasan Khaw. The tomb of Sher Shah and Hassan Khaw is one of the three major buildings of Afghan architecture located in Bihar, right in the huge courtyard 8 feet high and 8 feet high in a huge courtyard 288 feet long and 230 feet wide.
In other destinations, you can visit the #HarsuBraha Temple which is located in Chainpur, in addition to this you can visit Pir Baba's tomb, Pir Baba's tomb located in Patarsar village of Chand Block is very famous for its panoramic view. It is an extreme shame among the people that whatever devotees offer the sheet here, their wish is definitely fulfilled, it is believed. Then you can also visit the legitimate temple which is located in Devahlia Ramgarh. Octagonal like Kandariya Mahadev Temple of Khajuraho. It is a Shiva temple with a base and a crest. According to the local legend, it was constructed in the 11th century by the Chandela king Vidyadhar Dhang. He also built four (ponds) - #DhruvKund, #RudraKund, #BrahaKund and #VishnuKund at all the four corners of the temple, out of which two exist even today. It is a Shiva temple with octagonal base and crest similar to Kandariya Mahadev temple of Khajuraho.
Major festival
Jhanjarkad Festival 6 km from Sahasram There are about a dozen small waterfalls between Jhanjharkund and #DhoomKund on the Kaimur mountain range in the south. It is here that people from Sahasram Sikh (Angrehari) community organize this festival. It is organized in the rainy season especially on Saturday and Sunday (two days). People from all over Bihar and neighboring states also go to participate in it.
So friends, today we visited Kaimur to tell you about the tourist places of Bihar, now in the next video we will tell you about the other district of Bihar. Like and share the video as much as possible, subscribe to our channel Bihari News, thanks.