Masaurhi, Bihar

Places to visit

• Japanese Peace Pagoda : The Buddhavihar Society finished construction on the 125-foot-tall Japanese Peace Pagoda in 1969. A pond and foliage surround this stunning white stupa, which is embellished with a boating area. On the north bank of the stupa, there is a museum with the objects that were discovered during the excavation.

Distance: Japanese Peace Pagoda is 50 kilometers away from Masaurhi

• Chhoti Dargah : Chhoti Dargah is a three-story mausoleum in Maner that has preserved its history. The NH-30 runs over 30 kilometers (km) from Patna to this site, which is regarded as an architectural masterpiece. The Makhdum Shah was interred here in 1616, and it is still a well-liked dargah among Muslims today.

Distance: Chhoti Dargah is 48 kilometers away from Masaurhi

• Jalan Museum : A trip to the Japan Museum must be on your itinerary if you're a history buff on vacation in Patna. The Quila House Museum is a well-known attraction in the Agamkuan district of Manila. Obtaining prior authorization is required before visiting the location as it is private property. Special items from the British Raj in India are on display in the museum. This is one of the more well-known destinations to visit because it also houses other unique treasures, such as Napoleon III's wooden bed.

Distance: Jalan Museum is 60 kilometers away from Masaurhi

• Mahavir Mandir : The second-largest religious shrine in North India is located at Mahavir Mandir. Numerous thousands of people visit the Lord Hanuman-dedicated shrine each year. Because Hanuman is known as Sankat Mochan and it is believed that he hears the prayers of his followers, the locals refer to the temple as Manokamna Mandir.

Distance: Mahavir Mandir is 55 kilometers away from Masaurhi