Muzaffarpur is the commercial and educational hub of North Bihar, globally famous for its delicious Shahi Litchis. Set on the banks of the Burhi Gandak River, this vibrant city combines historic charm with a youthful, energetic vibe. Known as the ‘Lychee Kingdom,’ Muzaffarpur draws tourists, business travelers, and foodies, all looking to experience its unique taste and culture.
With its blend of bustling markets, old temples, lively festivals, and tasty street food, Muzaffarpur is the perfect base for exploring northern Bihar’s rich agricultural and cultural heritage.
Walk through lush orchards and taste the world-famous Shahi Litchis, the pride of Muzaffarpur.
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An ancient and revered Shiva temple, believed to fulfill devotees’ wishes and a key spiritual site.
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A treasure trove of local art, artifacts, and sculptures reflecting the region’s history.
Learn MoreThe city’s music, folk dance, and festive markets reflect the best of North Bihar’s heritage!
The pride of Muzaffarpur! Taste these juicy, aromatic litchis during summer months.
Popular street food with roasted wheat balls and mashed vegetables, best enjoyed in local markets.
Classic breakfast dish loved by locals, especially during festivals and fairs.
The city’s green lung, popular for morning walks, picnics, and a relaxing escape amid nature.
Enjoy the shade of litchi trees and the beauty of seasonal blooms in this peaceful garden.
“Muzaffarpur’s litchis are simply the best! Loved exploring the gardens and old bazaars.”
“The Baba Garibnath Temple is very peaceful, and the local food is amazing—don’t miss litchi sweets!”
“Visited during Litchi Mahotsav, had so much fun! City is safe, friendly, and full of surprises.”
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