Hajipur is a dynamic city in Bihar, famous as the "Gateway to North Bihar" and renowned across India for its delicious bananas. Located just north of the Ganga and close to Patna, Hajipur has a rich heritage, bustling markets, and serves as an important industrial and transport hub. From ancient Buddhist connections to modern bridges and festivals, Hajipur welcomes travelers to explore its blend of tradition, commerce, and culture.
Whether you're seeking history, local flavors, or vibrant fairs, Hajipur offers a true taste of North Bihar’s hospitality and energy.
One of India’s longest river bridges, connecting Hajipur with Patna over the mighty Ganga.
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A revered Hindu temple said to mark the footprints of Lord Rama, visited by devotees during Ram Navami.
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Asia’s largest cattle fair, held every year near Hajipur, famous for vibrant markets, folk shows, and animal trade.
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World-famous bananas with a sweet taste—don’t miss them fresh from the local markets!
A popular spicy snack made from peas, enjoyed at street food stalls and fairs.
Traditional Bihari sweets, especially during Chhath Puja and Sonepur Mela, loved by locals and visitors.
Central park for walks, jogging, and local events; the city’s green heart.
A well-kept park near the Ganesh Temple, ideal for families and kids.
“Banana market and Sonepur Mela are a must-see! Hajipur is vibrant and welcoming.”
“Loved walking on Mahatma Gandhi Setu and exploring local food stalls. Very lively city.”
“Ramchaura Mandir and Gandhi Maidan are great for a peaceful visit. Food is amazing!”
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