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Darbhanga
Situated in the heart of Mithlanchal, Darbhanga is a splendid tourist destination in the state of Bihar. Well-known for its religious sites and architectural marvels, the city has a lot to offer to its tourists. Apart from that, Darbhanga also has century-old traditions in the form of folk art and music. Located in the lower regions of the Himalayas and next to the holy Ganga river, the beautiful city of Darbhanga is often called the cultural capital of Bihar. You can explore the beautiful temples that are among the finest examples of architectural splendour. Further, the museums of the city to learn about the art and culture that Darbhanga is famous for. Additionally, it has been the centre of music since around the 18th Century and has offered numerous well-known dhrupad. Darbhanga is an ideal destination to spend time with your family and friends. The city offers an ideal getaway into spirituality, history, arts and culture.
Things To See & Do
Deku Dhaam
Descendent of Pashupatinath
The Baba Bhawaneshwar Nath Temple is among the oldest places of worship in the region. This temple is both religious and historical. This temple is reported to have been built during the Dwapar era. The same stone was used to carve this temple. The British Gazette, issued in 1956, said that this temple is nestled between Nepal's Pashupatinath and the stunning Harihar area of India. This temple was termed exceedingly old in a Calcutta High Court judgement. According to the people, they also included this temple in the East India Company's proclamation receipt.
1 hour
Suggested Time
Chhapar
Village amid desert
In the Indian state of Rajasthan, the municipality and the tiny town of Chhapar are both located in the Churu district. It is located on the route connecting Ratangarh and Sujangarh, 210 kilometres from Jaipur. It is situated on the Nokha-Sujangarh State Highway, 85 kilometres from Churu and 132 kilometres from Bikaner. The closest railroad station is Chappar, located on Northern Western Railways' broad gauge line along Degana, Churu, and Rewari. Sanganer (Jaipur), which is 215 kilometres away from Chappar, has the closest airport.
2 to 4 Hours
Suggested Time
Barhampur
Celebrate the Hindu religion
In the Bihar district of Buxar, there is a sizable hamlet called Barhampur and a matching community development block. It is well-known for its Shiva temple, religious observances, and livestock fair. People travel to Barhampur to carry out religious rites at the Shiva temple. It surrounds small villages, including Raghunathpur, Purwan, Nimej, Balua, Umedpur, Ramgarh, Garahtha, and Gayghat. There is a relatively flat terrain here. By train, there is no direct route to Barhampur. Visitors must instead make a stop at Raghunathpur, which is the closest railway station, 3 km away from Barhampur. Roadways connected to NH 84, which passes through Brahmapur, can take you there immediately.
6 to 8 Hours
Suggested Time
Kusheshwar Asthan Bird Sanctuary
Spot for all the wildlife lovers
In the Kusheshwar Asthan block in the Biraul subdivision of the Darbhanga area, 14 water-logged villages have banded together to form the 7019.75-acre Kusheshwar Asthan Bird Sanctuary. Due to the entire region's importance in ecology, geomorphology, wildlife, flowers, and natural resources, these villages (when united) have been designated as the Kushwwarasthan Bird Sanctuary. The Wild Life Protection Act of 1972 gave this region the designation of "Bird Sanctuary'' (amended up to 1991). Several local bird species may be viewed in Kusheshwar Asthan Bird Sanctuary. This bird sanctuary also has several uncommon endangered species of birds.
4 to 5 Hours
Suggested Time
Darbhanga Fort
Raj Quila of Darbhanga
Due to its location inside Rambagh Palace, Darbhanga Fort is also known as Ram Bagh Fort. The Rambagh campus occupies an area of around 85 acres and is walled in. However, India gained independence from the Britishers much after the fort's construction and the western wall were complete.
4 to 5 Hours
Suggested Time
Chandradhari Museum
The Heritage of Madhuban
The Chandradhari Museum was founded in 1957 by the state government and is located in Darbhanga, Bihar. Originally housed on the eastern shore of Mansarovar Lake, the Museum was moved to its current location in the double-storey structure in 1974. The Chandrandar Museum opened its doors on December 7, 1957. It was once known as the Mithila Museum. Later, it was given the name Babu Chandraheri Singh after the landowner of Ranti Dodhi in the primary donor district of Madhubani. It was built using antiques and the History that they donated.
2 to 3 Hours
Suggested Time
Mahinam Mahadeo Sthan
The land of Fairs
A well-known ancient Shiva temple called Mahinam-Mahadeo-Sthan can be found in the Darbhanga area. The Darbhanga-Biraul Pucca Road is around 5 kilometres away from this temple. On the auspicious dates of Kartik and Maghi Purnima, this location is well-known for its enormous fairs. Although a sizable number of worshippers frequent this temple year-round, fairs and festivals see a marked rise in this number.
2 - 4 hours
Suggested Time
Shyama Kali Temple
An ode to Goddess Kali
In Darbhanga, Bihar, Mother Kali's Dham Shyama Kali temple was constructed on a pyre. This building is referred to as Shyama Mai's temple. The construction of Shyama Mai's temple on Maharaja Rameshwar Singh's funeral pyre at the cremation Ghat is a rare sight to witness. Among the seeker emperors of the Darbhanga royal dynasty was Maharaja Rameshwar Singh. This temple is called Rameshwari Shyama Mai because of the king's name. Maharaj Kameshwar Singh of Darbhanga established the shrine in 1933.
1 - 2 hours
Suggested Time
Ahilya Sthan
Forefront of Buddhism and Hinduism
Ahilya Stha is a Hindu temple in the Indian city of Darbhanga's Ahiyari South neighbourhood. Ahalya is the main deity at the temple. The location of Maharishi Gautama's former ashram is now known as Ahalya Sthan. During the rule of Maharaja Chhatra Singh and Maharaja Rudra Singh, the temple was constructed in its current structural shape. The temple is built using exquisite art and traditional Indian architectural patterns and motifs. The primary object of worship within the temple is a flat stone said to hold the footprints of Goddess Sita.
1 - 2 hours
Suggested Time
Best Time To Visit Darbhanga
Winter Destination
OCT-FEB
Peak Season
MAR-JUN
Moderate Season
JUL-SEP
Off-season
- What To Expect:Relatively cool and pleasant weather to enjoy vacations
- Things You'll Love:Temples, museums as well as local events and festivals
FESTIVALS AND EVENTS
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