Lakhisarai Attractions - Tourist Places To Visit In Lakhisarai

Abhinath Asthan is an alluring place in Nongarh, which is situated in the mountains. According to the mythological accounts, and the common belief Abinath Baba was the disease healer. He supplied antidotes to the people of Nongarh all through his life. A temple has been built for the people who wish to pay their respects to him.

Bhagwati Asthan has a prominent pilgrimage for the devotees of Maa Bhagwati. The place attracts many tourists because of its spiritual importance as well as its serene location, on the mountaintop. During Nag Panchami the place exhibits a spirit of joy.

Barahiya is a developed high-tech city on the bank of the river Ganga. Agriculture is the main occupation of the people of Barahiya which revolves around pulses of all types including the Rabi crop. National Highway 80, Delhi-Kolkata Highway and the Ancient Grand Trunk Road connect the city with other cities and states.

Shringi Rishi was the renowned saint of the knowledgeable Kashyapa’s ancestry and plays an imperative role in the Indian history. Near Laxman Ghat on the bank of the river Sarayu the ashram of the Shringi Rishi has been built.

Rajuana as described by traveller Huen Tsang was an important place for Buddhists and was home to some Buddha Maths. The city was the capital of Indradaman, the last emperor of Pals. Rajauna has a distinct glorious past as evident by the ruins and evidences found. Rajauna village is known for the unique shivling, which is made of black stone.

Nongarh is located 18 km away from the Lakhisari and is an excavation site that showcases ancient Indian history. Idols of the goddess and God carved out of sand stone have been recovered from the site, which clearly show that the city of Nongarh has witnessed many battles.