Muzaffarpur

Situated near the historical Vaishali, the city of Muzaffarpur is one of the major towns of north Bihar. Muzaffarpur the Lychee City, a short distance from popular tourist spots like Hajipur, Sonepur and Vaishali is located just south of the Burhi Gandak River. The city was founded by Muzaffar Khan in the 18th century and hence the name.

The nearest airport, Muzaffarpur Airport, still under construction. The nearest operational airport is Patna Airport, located 78 km from Muzaffarpur. Patna Airport has well-developed public transport facilities and easy to access from any places in Bihar.

Bus, taxi, rickshaw, auto rickshaws, etc. are used for local transportation. Car Rental Services are also available here to providing services to / from Muzaffarpur to different places in Bihar.

The important tourist attractions of the place have been listed below.


Muzaffarpur Attractions

	Litchi Gardens Muzaffarpur being the producer of about 3 lakh tonnes of Litchi every year, the Litchi Gardens are the most sought after destination for tourists.
	Baba Garibnath Temple Located in the heart of the city, the Baba Garibnath Temple is another one of the most popular attractions of Muzaffarpur. The idol of Lord Shiva resides in the temple as Baba Garibnath, and according to local legends.
	Jubba Sahni Park Named after the freedom fighter and revolutionary Jubba Sahni, the children’s park is found in the Mithanpura area of Muzaffarpur.
	Khudiram Bose Memorial An 18-year-old fighter by the name of Khudiram Bose, was arrested along with Prafool Chaki on the charge of throwing a bomb on Kingsford, the then British Sessions Judge of Muzaffarpur.
	Ramchandra Shahi Museum In the midst of the Jubba Sahni Park, Ramchandra Shahi Museum that was constructed in 1979 showcases various artifacts, statues like that of Ashtadik Pal.
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