Harmandir ji :- This shrine consecrates the birthplace of the tenth religious preceptor of the Sikh faith, Guru Govind Singh. Originally built by Maharaja Ranjit Singh, a ruler of the Punjab, Harmandirji is one of the holiest Sikh Shrines.
Shaheed Smarak :-
Life-size statues in front of the old secretariat compound have been put up in memory of seven brave young men who sacrificed their lives in August 1942 in the historic struggle for India's Independence.
Jal Mandir :- 114 km from Bodhgaya, Pawapuri or the sinless city is a great pilgrimage centre of the Jains. Lord Mahavir Tirthankar, the greatest propounder of jainism had given his last sermon here and was cremated here.
Surya Mandir :-
The Temple Situated near Aurangabad, Deo is the most ancient of all sites where the legendary King Aila of Pravaga (Allahabad) was cured of Leprosy.
Madhubani Paintings :- Madhubani paintings are indigenous to the state. Created strictly by the women of Mithila, they are etched in primary colours of natural origin on paper and cloth. Their subjects are mythology and religious events.
Golghar :- This huge 29m high and impressive beehive-shaped structure was constructed in july 1786 by Captain John Garstin following a terriable femine in 1770, to serve as a state granary.
Chandi Mandir :- Located in village Viratpur 5 kms from Sonvarsa, This ancient temple of 11th centuries is famous from its connections with Mahabharata Period. Where hundreds of thousands of worshipers come to pray every year.
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