Bihar on India War Map

Bodh Gaya, the Nalanda ruins and Mithila painting

Bihar has 38 districts and 380 slots. Every slot costs ₹99 to claim; taking an occupied one costs double what its holder paid.

Districts of Bihar

• Araria — Kosi flood plains along the Nepal border; Forbesganj
• Arwal — Small district on the Sone canal network, carved from Jehanabad
• Aurangabad — Deo sun temple, a major Chhath pilgrimage site
• Banka — Mandar Hill of the Puranic churning legend
• Begusarai — Barauni oil refinery and thermal power station
• Bhagalpur — Tussar silk weaving and the Vikramshila university ruins
• Bhojpur — Arrah and Jagdishpur, home of 1857 rebel Veer Kunwar Singh
• Buxar — Site of the 1764 battle that gave the British Bengal's revenue
• Darbhanga — Seat of the Mithila maharajas; Madhubani painting country
• East Champaran — Motihari, where Gandhi's 1917 satyagraha began; Orwell's birthplace
• Gaya — Mahabodhi temple where the Buddha attained enlightenment; the Vishnupad shrine
• Gopalganj — Thawe Durga temple and sugar mills on the Gandak plains
• Jamui — Forested hills on the Jharkhand edge; Kiul river
• Jehanabad — Barabar caves, oldest rock-cut caves in India, Mauryan era
• Kaimur — Mundeshwari temple on the plateau, among India's oldest in continuous worship
• Katihar — Railway junction town near the Manihari Ganga ghat
• Khagaria — Kosi and Bagmati channels meeting the Ganga; banana farms
• Kishanganj — Bihar's only tea gardens, near the Bengal border
• Lakhisarai — Ashok Dham Shiva temple on the Kiul river
• Madhepura — Singheshwar Sthan Shiva shrine in the Kosi basin
• Madhubani — The Mithila painting tradition of wall and paper art by village women
• Munger — Bihar School of Yoga and a historic gun-making town
• Muzaffarpur — Shahi litchi orchards, a GI-tagged fruit
• Nalanda — Ruins of the ancient Buddhist university and the hills of Rajgir
• Nawada — Kakolat waterfall in the Rajgir hill country
• Patna — State capital: Golghar granary and the takht marking Guru Gobind Singh's birthplace
• Purnia — Makhana and jute fields on the Kosi-Mahananda plains
• Rohtas — Sher Shah Suri's tomb at Sasaram and a hill fort on the Kaimur range
• Saharsa — Ugratara temple at Mahishi in the Kosi flood zone
• Samastipur — Pusa, seat of Dr Rajendra Prasad Agricultural University
• Saran — Sonepur cattle fair on the Gandak-Ganga confluence
• Sheikhpura — Stone-quarry district on the Munger-Nalanda edge
• Sheohar — Bihar's smallest district, carved from Sitamarhi in 1994
• Sitamarhi — Punaura Dham, held to be the birthplace of Sita
• Siwan — Jiradei, birthplace of first President Dr Rajendra Prasad
• Supaul — Kosi barrage at Bhimnagar on the Nepal border
• Vaishali — Ancient Licchavi republic; Ashokan pillar at Kolhua
• West Champaran — Valmiki Tiger Reserve and Bettiah in the terai

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