Tourist spots in Kaimur District [Bihar, India]

Kaimur is one of the famous Districts in the state of Bihar. Kaimur is located in the border area between Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. This district is popularly known for historical importance. If you find out the historical records then you will see Kaimur has made an enormous contribution to the Indian Freedom Movement. Kaimur is a great attraction for devotees and history lovers. Read this article to know about the best tourist spots in Kaimur District. Baidyanath, Durauli, Ramgarh, Adhaura, Chorghatia, Chainpur, Kaimur Wildlife Sanctuary these all places are the major attraction of Kaimur District. Kaimur is also popular for its communication facilities. You can visit this destination any time but winter is the best time to visit Kaimur District.

Location Map of Kaimur District

Let us look at the best Tourist Spots in Kaimur District [Bihar, India]

Baidyanath:

Baidyanath is a village of Kaimur district. It is located at a distance of 9 kilometers to the south of Ramgarh block headquarters. This village is famous for the home to a Lord Shiva temple, which was built by the rulers of Pratihar dynasty. Antic coins and others valuable resource have been discovered here. According to the archaeologist, the temple was constructed in 812-13 AD. Now, historical importance and unique architecture of this place attract many visitors.

Durauli:

Durauli is famous for two ancient temples that were built by the Cheros. It is situated at a distance of  8 kilometers from Ramgarh. This two temples beautifully decorated and the amazing inscription of this temple attracts many people.

Ramgarh:

Ramgarh is one of the most populous villages in Kaimur district. The village is famous for the old Mundeshwari temple. It is one of the oldest temples in Bihar. The temple is built on a hilltop that rises to a height of about 600 feet. Inscription and archaeological importance of this temple prove that it is situated here from the dates back as 635 AD.

Chorghatia:

Chorghatia village is located in Adhaura block near Ramgarh village. It seems to be a remarkable delight spot, with a waterfall in the midst of pleasant landscape. The excellence nature of the place collects huge numbers of visitors from the distant location abroad.

Chainpur:

Chainpur village is situated at a distance of 11 kilometers from Bhabua. It is popular for the Mausoleum of Bakhtiar Khan, who was the son-in-law of Sher Shah. Others attraction of this place is an old fort and Hindu shrine of ‘Harsu Brahm’. According to the history, It is believed that a Kanyalkubya cleric named Harshu Pandey, under the rule of Raja Shaliwahan, finished his life in protest against the demolition of his house. Afterward, a temple was built to honor him.

Kaimur Wildlife Sanctuary:

The Kaimur Wildlife Sanctuary is situated in Kaimur district. It was established in the year of 1982. The total area of this Sanctuary is 501 km square. This Sanctuary is famous as a Tiger reserve. Lush green dense, pre-historic caves, numerous waterfalls, rock painting these all are the attraction of this Sanctuary. There are different types of flora and fauna are also exist in this forest. The main species in the forest are Tiger, chital, Rabbits, Leopard, Black Buck, Wild cat, Chinkara. Porcupine, Indian Monkey, Sambhar, Peafowl, Blue Bull, Baboons or Langoor, Wild Dogs, Snake, Wolf, Mongoose, Jackal, Ratal. Winter is the best time to visit Kaimur Wildlife Sanctuary.

Adhaura:

Adhaura is situated at a distance of 58 kilometers from Bhabua. It is located on the Kaimur hill, at an altitude of approximately 2000 feet from the sea level. This place covered by lush green forest. Charming weather and scenic views of this destination attract many visitors.

If you love adventure, so friends don’t waste your time and visit all amazing destination in Kaimur District, which I have already mentioned.

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