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One of the most beautiful temple ever visited till now ❤️ Chaurasan temple, Rohtasgarh, Bihar. #ChaloBiharDekhteHai #BiharTourism #TouristPlace #TourismIndia
Mundeshwari Temple : Bhabhua(Bihar) #ChaloBiharDekhteHai #BiharTourism #TouristPlace #TourismIndia
Mundeshwari Temple: Maa Mundeshwari Temple :Bhagwanpur(Bihar) This temple is located on the summit of Piwara hill, with height of about 600 ft. According to British travelers R. N. Martin, Francis Buchanan and block visited this temple between 1812 and 1904. #ChaloBiharDekhteHai #BiharTourism #TourismIndia #TouristPlace
Mandar Hill, A panoramic landscape of 800ft high granite hill situated 50 KM from Bhagalpur (Bihar) City, is associated with legendry "Samundra Manthan" or Churning of Nectar from the sea. Basuki Nag a holy snake offered himself to serve as the rope, and hill as impression of the coil on it. Puranas hold also that while lord Vishnu covering the universe in three steps in "Vamna Awatar" put his one step on Vishnupad Hill and other at Mandar Hill. #ChaloBiharDekhteHai #BiharTourism #TourismIndia #TouristPlace
Shergarh Fort - Sasaram( Bihar) #ChaloBiharGhumteHai #BiharTourism #TourismIndia #touristPlace
Shergarh Fort (also known as Qila Shergarh, Bhurkuda Fort) is a ruined Fort in Sasaram (12 km from Chenari) of Bihar. It is a hill fort on a Plateau about 800 feet in height and was fortified by Emperor Sher Shah Suri. The fort is in dense forest which makes access difficult for people who are at the bottom of the plateau. The plateau lies at the bank of the Durgavati River. #ChaloBiharGhumteHai #BiharTourism #TouristPlace #tourism
Shergarh Fort - Sasaram (Bihar)
Shergarh Fort View - Sasaram (Bihar)
Built by Sher Sah Suri-
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Shergarh Fort- By-Sher Sah Suri- Sasaram(Bihar)
Shergarh Fort (also known as Qila Shergarh, Bhurkuda Fort) is a ruined Fort in Sasaram (12 km from Chenari) of Bihar.[1][2] It is a hill fort on a Plateau about 800 feet in height and was fortified by Emperor Sher Shah Suri.[3] The fort is in dense forest which makes access difficult for people who are at the bottom of the plateau. The plateau lies at the bank of the Durgavati River.
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Rohtash District-Bihar Around 200 Waterfall over there. #ChaloBiharDekhteHai #BiharTourism #TourismIndia #Tourism
Dhua Kund Waterfall
Rohtash District- Bihar
Around 200 Waterfall Over there.
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UMGA, a most important but unknown historical and religious place located in the part of Kaimur hills of Vindhyachal range falling under the boundaries of Aurangabad district of Bihar. As a subdivision of the old Gaya district till 1973, Aurangabad was a part of the ancient Magadha Empire. In fact, Umga was not always an anonymous or unknown place; rather it was capital of a vast and mighty empire in the medieval period. Its boundaries were extended to old Hazaribagh and Gaya districts. A dynasty ruled here for hundreds of years and built grand temples, ponds and a Fort between the 11th and 15th centuries AD. But its splendour was destroyed and this place was lost in the darkness of oblivion. Centuries later, Umga caught the eyes of some British officials and a long research process began 200 years ago. The work lasted for about 100 years and involved big names of Indian Archaeology and History such as Major General Alexander Cunningham (The Director-General of the Archaeological Survey of India), J.D. Beglar, Captain Kittoe, Francis Buchanan-Hamilton, W. Peppe, Thomas Frazer Peppe, J. Reginald Hand, Sir George Abraham Grierson (ICS), W.W. Hunter (Director-General of Statistics to the Government of India), LSS O'Malley (ICS), T. Bloch, P.C. Roy Chaudhary, Parameshwar Dayal etc. Dozens of articles in this regard were published continuously in the journals of the Asiatic Society of Bengal and Archaeological Survey of India. Newly researched information about Uma made a sensational spread. The 'American Journal of Archaeology' published news in December 1888 about the discovery of Umga. It was also revealed therein that a report on the temple of Umga in Gaya (old)the district was submitted to the government with a complete technical drawing. Before and after this, many other newspapers and magazines around the world also published such news aboutmUmga. source- Mysterious hills of UMGA..
Umga 'The Mysterious Hills'
UMGA, a most important but unknown historical and religious place located in the part of Kaimur hills of Vindhyachal range falling under the boundaries of Aurangabad district of Bihar. As a subdivision of the old Gaya district till 1973, Aurangabad was a part of the ancient Magadha Empire.
In fact, Umga was not always an anonymous or unknown place; rather it was capital of a vast and mighty empire in the medieval period. Its boundaries were extended to old Hazaribagh
and Gaya districts. A dynasty ruled here for hundreds of years and built grand temples, ponds and a Fort between the 11th and 15th centuries AD. But its splendour was destroyed and this place was
lost in the darkness of oblivion. Centuries later, Umga caught the eyes of some British officials and a long research process began 200 years ago. It was also revealed therein that a report on the temple of Umga in Gaya (old)the district was submitted to the government with a complete technical drawing. Before and after this, many other newspapers and magazines around the world also published such news about Umga.
source- Mysterious hills of UMGA..
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A lot of Places to Visite in Bihar. Have a great virtually Visite to Bihar. #ChaloBiharDekhteHai #BiharTourism #tourist
Places to Visite Bihar.
A lot of Places to Visite in Bihar. Have a great virtually Visite to Bihar.
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3 River Island-Kahalgaon-Bhagalpur (Bihar) A beautiful place to visite in Bihar. The place has immense historical and archeological importance from Gupta Dynasty.
3 River Island- Bhagalpur(Bihar)
3 River Island-Kahalgaon-Bhagalpur (Bihar)
A beautiful place to visite in Bihar. The place has immense historical and archeological importance from Gupta Dynasty. #ChaloBiharGhumteHai #BiharTourism #Tourist
Telhar Kund Waterfall
Telhar Kund Waterfall- - Bhabhua(Bihar)
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Telhar Kund Waterfall- Bhabhua(Bihar) #ChaloBiharDekhteHai #BiharTourism #TouristPlace
We will show you actual Bihar "The Pride". #BiharTourism #ChaloBiharDekhteHai #TracelOhTravel VC: CallMeKousik
