Muzaffarpur

Perched on the southern banks of the Burhi Gandak River, in north-central Bihar, Muzaffarpur was established in the 18th century by Muzaffar khan. Known fondly as ‘The Litchi Kingdom’, the city of Muzaffarpur is the commercial and educational hub of the state. The administrative seat of the Muzaffarpur district, the city holds natural, political, and historical significance.

Packed with lush, fruity-smelling Litchi plantations, Muzaffarpur is a naturally beautiful city. While the age-old divine temples of the city keep its rustic charm alive, the lively streets and swanky concrete clusters add to its modern gorgeousness. Believed to have been a significant part of the Licchavi Kingdom in ancient times, Muzaffarpur is bestowed with abundant cultural beauty.  

Location: The city of Muzaffarpur lies at a distance of 82.5 KM from Patna. 

Historical Facts:

The city is named after Muzaffar Khan, the revenue officer under British rule.

Places to Visit:

- In addition to the very popular Litchi Gardens, there are a number of other astounding attractions in Muzaffarpur city, including Devi Mandir, Ramchandra Shahi Museum, and the Khudiram Bose Memorial.

- Mark a visit to the Baba Garib Sthan Mandir, known as the Deoghar of Bihar.

- For an evening stroll, you can visit the  Jubba Sahni Park and Garib Sthan Mandir. 

- Muzaffarpur is also known famously for its amazing markets, including Motijheel and the Grand Mall that offer excellent shopping opportunities.

Activities to Do:

- On your tour to Muzaffarpur, you can tour through the popular heritage sites, including temples and museums. 

- You can also take a food tour and try delicious Bihari and North Indian delicacies, including Choora, Litti, Kadhi Bari, Pitha, Dhuska, Malpua, Jalebi, and Ghugni. 

- Tourists can also head on a shopping spree purchasing beautiful souvenirs
 including Lac Bangles, home decor, clothing, jewelry, and shoes. 

Best Time to Visit:

The best weather to enjoy outdoor sightseeing and shopping is during the winter season, between the months of December and February. During this time of the year, the days are warm and the nights are cool. The month between May and June makes for an ideal time for touring the Litchi Gardens.