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  • 01Kaimur Wildlife Sanctuary

    Kaimur Wildlife Sanctuary

    Kaimur Wildlife Sanctuary is located near Bhabhua and is the largest sanctuary of the state spread out in 1342 km and has a few waterfalls and lakes too. Travellers can spot animals such as tigers, panthers, wild boars, sambar deer, chitals, four-horned antelope and nilgais and is the den to around seventy species of resident birds.

    More bird species can be spotted in the winters during the arrival of migratory birds. Fishes are found in Anupam Lake and Kalidah. There are animals like tigers, sloth bear, sambar deer, chitals, four-horned antelope and nilgais at the Wildlife Sanctuary.

    The number of birds during the migratory season increases. There is an influx of birds from the Central Asia region. The sanctuary can be accessed by road from Bhabua, as well as through rail station at Mohania.

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  • 02Karkat Waterfall

    Karkat Waterfall

    The spectacular Karkat Waterfalls are located in the Kaimur Hills. The waterfall is a widely loved spot for picnics as its cold waters offer a plethora of fun games and activities. The Karkat waterfalls are a must-visit for all age groups.

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  • 03Maa Mundeshwari Temple

    The Maa Mundeshwari Devi Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and Shakti and is positioned in the Mundeshwari Hills. The temple is considered as the 'oldest functional' temple of the world as rituals have been performed here without a break.

    The temple also has deities of Ganesha, Surya and Vishnu. The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) dates the temple to 108 AD and has been a protected monument since 1915. Mundeshwari Temple is the oldest specimen of the Nagara style of temple architecture.

    The festivals of Ramnavami and Shivrartri hold special charm at the Mundeshwari temple and the temple is visited by a large number of pilgrims each year, to soak in the spiritual glory. Another highlight of the temple is an annual fair that is held during the Navaratri and visited by thousands.

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  • 04Sidhanath Temple

    Sidhanath Temple

    Sidhanath Temple is also known as Baba Ratan Puri Temple and is a famous Lord Shiva temple. The Sidhanath Temple is situated near the village of Bararura along the banks of the Karmanasa river. Saint Ratanpuri Baba, one of the disciples, of the revered sage Baba Gorakhnath, established the shrine. The temple has illustrious religious eminence and is a celebrated shrine among followers.

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  • 05Baidyanath

    Baidyanath

    There is a famous Shiva temple in Baidyanath which was built by the late Pratihar dynasty rulers. It is also an important archaeological site; many old coins and other artifacts have been unearthed here.

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  • 06Karmanasa River

    The Karmanasa River is a tributary of the Ganges and flows through the states of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. The name “Karmanasa” literally means "destroyer of religious merit” and has many legends attached to it.

    The river accommodates two dams, namely the Latif Shah Bund and the Nuagarh Dam. The Grand Trunk Road also runs over a bridge on the Karmanasa river. Iron artifacts have been unearthed at the Raja Nal Ka Tila in the river valley and are important to the history of iron-making in India.

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  • 07Bhabua

    Bhabua

    Bhabua is one of the important cities on the map of Kaimur. It has a striking historical legacy as Bhabua is one of the subdivisions of the old district of Shahabad. A statue of Mahatma Gandhi can be found in Ekta Chowk, which is the main market place of the city. Jayaprakash Chowk and Ashabhuji Chowk are other important city hubs.

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  • 08Ramgarh

    Ramgarh

    Ramgarh has the celebrated Mundeshwari Temple. The temple is one of the oldest temples in the state. Inscriptions of archaeological importance have been found here and mention that the temple was built as early as 635 A.D. The temple is perched on the hilltop that rises to a height of nearly 600 ft.  

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  • 09Adhaura

    Adhaura

    Adhaura on the Kaimur Plateau, Bihar is situated at a height of 2000 ft above sea level. The beauty of Adhaura lies in its serene setting. Adhaura is crowned by lush forests, making it an ideal tourist spot.

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  • 10Bhagwanpur

    Bhagwanpur

    Bhagwanpur is located 11 km towards the south of Bhabua. According to folklore and popular belief it is believed to have been the seat of power of Kumar Chandrasen Saran Singh. The village is noted for its historical merit.

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  • 11Chainpur

    Chainpur

    Chainpur is one of the largest villages and is a garland of festival celebrations. Kaali puja, Holi and Durga Puja are the main festivals of Chainpur. In addition to these, Janmashtami, Shivaratri, Hanuman Jayanti, Sama Chakeva, Chhath and Chaurchanare are also celebrated with great enthusiasm.

    The village has a few noted places for worship as well such as “Neelkanth Mandir”, which is an ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and is also noted for its architectural distinction. Other celebrated places of worship include the Kali Mandir, Durga Mandir, Vishnu Mandir, Radha Krishna Kuti and Brahma Baba Sthan. Every year, the village witnesses a grand mela on the occasion of Kali Puja.

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  • 12Chorghatia

    Chorghatia

    Chorghatia is a scenic village in Kaimur-Bhabua. It is an exceptional tourist spot with a waterfall showcased in the backdrop of beautiful scenery. Many tourists and travellers are attracted to Chorghatia, from far and wide due to it serene natural setting.

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  • 13Durauli

    Durauli

    Durauli is a village and derives its substance from the existence of two ancient temples that were erected by the Cheros. The uniqueness of the temples lies in their age and also the exquisite architecture as both temples are adorned with beautiful sculptures engraved on the spire.

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  • 14Bhekash

    Bhekash

    Bhekash is situated in the Bhabua district and is on the banks of the river Surwara. Bhekash has an old Lord Shiva Temple located outside the village.

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