Bihar
The state is a major road station for those traveling from east to west in India, as well as for those who want to cross and reach the falls on foot.
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A country in northeastern India bordering Nepal outside the Hummus Trail
Name: Bihar
Region: A state in northeastern India, bordered to the north by Nepal, to the south by Jharkhand, to the west by Uttar Pradesh, and to the east by West Bengal. Although Bihar is the 12th largest state in India, it is the most populous state with over 103 million inhabitants.
Capital CIty: Patna
Population: Most populous state in India: 103,804,637
Language: Urdu, Angika, Bhojpur, Hindi, Magahi and Maithili
Religion: Mostly Hinduism and small percentages of Islam and Christianity
SeasonMarch-July and also November-December.
Monsoons: September to June but tourism continues in the country, the weather remains inviting.
How to reach and from where: There are three airports operating in the country. In addition, the Ganges River, which runs through the country, is a transportation route.
The state is a major road station for those traveling from east to west in India, as well as for those who want to cross and reach the falls on foot.
Types of tourism: There are many tourists in the state of Bihar in northeastern India, especially tourists who intend to cross and cross the falls on foot.
Travel destinations in Bihar:
- Numan Temple– Sacred site – 61 kilometers from Panta
- Buddha Smriti Park– 67 kilometers from Punta
- Park "Sanjay Gandhi Biological"' A beautiful park in the Pantheon area
- Fanta Museum
- Temple Mahabodhi Temple
Summary
Bihar is a holy place for both Buddhism, Hindus and Jains, and therefore has many temples and monasteries. In Bihar, there is a Madhubani district that is the center of Mithila art, a traditional painting style that is hundreds or perhaps thousands of years old and is painted by women from the Mithila region. In Bihar, you will find a lot of unique art, temples and monasteries from ancient times, including archaeological finds from the Neolithic period (2500-1345 BC).
