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Munger is a twin city and a Municipal Corporation situated in Munger district in the Indian state of Bihar. Munger is the Administrative headquarters of Munger district and Munger Division. Historically,Munger is known for ancient 'Seat of rule' and the Bihar School of Yoga. Munger is the fourth largest city of Bihar and second largest city of Eastern Bihar. It is comprised of Munger and Jamalpur situated on southern bank of the river Ganges. It is one of the oldest cities of Bihar situated 60 km west of Bhagalpur and 180 km east of capital city Patna.
Places of interest
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Bihar School of Yoga.
One of the major institutions in Munger is Bihar School of Yoga. It is one of the foremost learning center in the world for Yoga and frequented by people all over the globe.
Munger Fort,covers an area of around 222 acres,annexed by the Khiljis, Tughlaqs, Lodis, Nawabs of Bengal, Mughals and British.
Chandika Asthan,considered as one of the sacred Shakti-Peeth out of 64 Shakti-Peet available on the earth .
Kastaharni Ghat,beautiful bank of The Ganga.
Tomb of Pir Shah Nufa,Sufi saint from Persia who was sent to Munger by Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti of Ajmer in 1177.
Bhimbandh Wildlife Sanctuary, covers an area of around 682 km2 consist of a hot water spring, sambar, chital, nilgai, wild boar, tiger and panther.
Pirpahar, tomb on hill near bank of Ganga.
Sitla Mandir, a marbled Lord Shiva temple made between a small pond near Matriye Sadan hospital.
Lord Badi Durga Maa temple situated at Shadipur, a place in Munger.
Jai Prakash Udayan also known as Company Garden, because it has been made during an era of British rule when they came here as East India Company. It is a very beautiful garden and it is also a famous picnic-spot.
The Kali Pahadi at Jamalpur is also a place of interest in Munger. It is a range of hills and mountains where people go for fun.it is a famous picnic spot.
Ecological Golf course at Jamalpur.it is one of the oldest golf course of India.it is an 18 hole Golf Course owned by Indian Railways.
Sita Kund in Daryapur, Munger. It is a place where Maa Sita had given her Agni Pariksha it had hot water spring .
Rishi kund, a hot water spring.
Tourism
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People from various nearby place come to various Ganges ghats on religious occasions. The city also see huge crowd during Durga Puja festival.
Kastaharni Ghat is one of various bathing ghats on the Ganges and religiously the most significant. This is one of the few places where the Ganges meanders and flows in the northern direction (Uttarvahini Ganges). Because of this it is considered very auspicious by Hindu believers.
Chandika Sthan is one of the sixty-four shakti peeth spread across India and is situated on the north-east corner of Munger. It sees a huge crowd of devotees all round the year and specially during Navratras.
Munger has one of the oldest railway manufacturing units and also the Tobacco factory owned by ITC Limited.
Earlier spelled Monghyr and now Munger it has a rich and glorious past and stories abound. Madarsa Rahmania is the largest Islamic School in the state.
Bhimbandh and Kharagpur Lake are great picnic spot. It has a stream of hot water coming from the mountains nearby and one stream of cold water also, both the streams merge here only and then are later joined in ganges river.
Sita Kund, Shiv Guru Dham, TV Tower ( from where you can see whole city) are situated in Daryapur, Munger.
Rishi kund a hot water spring which is situated in Patam, Munger
Munger City in Bihar
Munger City In Bihar India
River Ajay /bank of Ajay river /Katwa/অজয় নদ
River Ajay /bank of Ajay river /Katwa
The catchment of the Ajay River spreads between latitudes 23° 25’N and 24° 35’N and longitudes 86° 15’E and 88 15’E. The Ajay River system originates in the low hills near Deoghar in the Santhal Pargana District of Jhakhand and flows in a south-easterly direction passing through the Monghyr District and Birbhum and Burdwan Districts of West Bengal. Ultimately the river falls into the Bhagirathi River at Katwa about 216 km above Calcutta. The Ajay River system lies between the Mayurakshi on the north and Damodar and the Banka/Khari River system on the south. The Ajay River traverses a total length of 299 km, 24 km being in Monghyr, 102 km in District Santhal Pargana, 22 km along the boundary of Santhal Pargana and Burdwan, 115 km along the boundary between Singhbhum and Burdwan and the rest of the total length falls in the Burdwan district of West Bengal. It meets the Bhagirathi near Katwa. The river has a catchment area of 6,050 sq. km. The various tributaries of the Ajay River are Darua, Pathro, Jainti, Hinglo, Tumuni, Kane, Kanur and Kundur.
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The beautiful view of Tilrath JAMALPUR Demu || Tilrath to JAMALPUR || Arriving at JAMALPUR
Train number 73453 TIL-JMP DEMU PASS is a DMU that runs between Tilrath and Jamalpur Jn. It covers total journey of 55 kilometer and reaches its destination on day 1. It departs from Tilrath at 15:12 and arrives Jamalpur Jn at 16:45 on first day. 73453 TIL JMP DMU has total 10 stopping stations in its route including both source and destination stations
TIL JMP DEMU (73453)
TILRATH to JAMALPUR JN
Running Days: Daily
Available Classes: UNRESERVED
Type: Passenger Zone: ECR ARP: 120 Days
No. Station Name
1 TILRATH
2 BEGU SARAI
3 LAKHO
4 DANAULI PHLWRIA
5 LAKHMINIA
6 SANHA HALT
7 SAHIBPUR KML JN
8 SABDALPUR JN
9 MONGHYR
10 JAMALPUR JN
Motorcycle Ride through the smoky mountains... | Munger (BIHAR)...
People from various nearby place come to various Ganges ghats on religious occasions. The city also see huge crowd during Durga Puja festival.
Kastaharni Ghat is one of various bathing ghats on the Ganges and religiously the most significant. This is one of the few places where the Ganges meanders and flows in the northern direction (Uttarvahini Ganges). Because of this it is considered very auspicious by Hindu believers.
Chandika Sthan is one of the sixty-four shakti peeth spread across India and is situated on the north-east corner of Munger. It sees a huge crowd of devotees all round the year and specially during Navratras.
Munger has one of the oldest railway manufacturing units and also the Tobacco factory owned by ITC Limited.
Earlier spelled Monghyr and now Munger it has a rich and glorious past and stories abound. Madarsa Rahmania is the largest Islamic School in the state.
Bhimbandh and Kharagpur Lake are great picnic spot. It has a stream of hot water coming from the mountains nearby and one stream of cold water also, both the streams merge here only and then are later joined in ganges river.
Sita Kund, Shiv Guru Dham, TV Tower ( from where you can see whole city) are situated in Daryapur, Munger.
Rishi kund a hot water spring which is situated in Patam, MungerMunger is a twin city and a Municipal Corporation situated in Munger district in the Indian state of Bihar. Munger is the Administrative headquarters of Munger district and Munger Division. Historically,Munger is known for ancient 'Seat of rule' and the Bihar School of Yoga. Munger is the fourth largest city of Bihar and second largest city of Eastern Bihar. It is comprised of Munger and Jamalpur situated on southern bank of the river Ganges. It is one of the oldest cities of Bihar situated 60 km west of Bhagalpur and 180 km east of capital city Patna.
Places of interest
=========
Bihar School of Yoga.
One of the major institutions in Munger is Bihar School of Yoga. It is one of the foremost learning center in the world for Yoga and frequented by people all over the globe.
Munger Fort,covers an area of around 222 acres,annexed by the Khiljis, Tughlaqs, Lodis, Nawabs of Bengal, Mughals and British.
Chandika Asthan,considered as one of the sacred Shakti-Peeth out of 64 Shakti-Peet available on the earth .
Kastaharni Ghat,beautiful bank of The Ganga.
Tomb of Pir Shah Nufa,Sufi saint from Persia who was sent to Munger by Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti of Ajmer in 1177.
Bhimbandh Wildlife Sanctuary, covers an area of around 682 km2 consist of a hot water spring, sambar, chital, nilgai, wild boar, tiger and panther.
Pirpahar, tomb on hill near bank of Ganga.
Sitla Mandir, a marbled Lord Shiva temple made between a small pond near Matriye Sadan hospital.
Lord Badi Durga Maa temple situated at Shadipur, a place in Munger.
Jai Prakash Udayan also known as Company Garden, because it has been made during an era of British rule when they came here as East India Company. It is a very beautiful garden and it is also a famous picnic-spot.
The Kali Pahadi at Jamalpur is also a place of interest in Munger. It is a range of hills and mountains where people go for fun.it is a famous picnic spot.
Munger Fort Ride From a Rickshaw
Munger Fort Ride From a Rickshaw
Indian Railway's Successful trial on Munger Ganga Bridge (मुंगेर गंगा सेतु) Munger Bihar
A trial by Indian Railway were made on Ganga Bridge (Ganga pool) The trial started at 10:10 from Jamalpur #Railway Station to pillar number 29 of this Bridge. Engine number 3A16455 operated by Indian Railway Pilot Virendra Kumar and Asst Pilot Vikas Kumar. Speed of the engine was 10KM/hr for this trial over this munger Ganga bridge.
Very soon Indian Railway going to starts Railway services between #Jamalpur , #Munger and #Begusarai.
In 2002 construction work on the bridge was inaugurated by Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Prime Minister, through video conference system.
Estimated Cost: Rs. 9,300 million
Works Begin: 2002 Works end: June 2016 (estm)
Long: 3.19 KM
#MungerGangaBridge #Munger_Ganga_Bridge