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Bettiah – City of Princely Heritage
Stepping into Bettiah, you are transported back in time through the numerous historical sites and monuments that adorn the cityscape. During the Mughal era, it was the stronghold of the formidable zamindari estate known as Bettiah Raj. Situated in Bihar’s West Champaran region, Bettiah is also renowned for its significant role in India’s freedom struggle. It was at the heart of Mahatma Gandhi’s Champaran Satyagraha movement. Once teeming with vast indigo plantations, Bettiah is today home to small farms of wheat and sugarcane that add to its rustic appeal. Located close to the Indo-Nepal border, Bettiah’s vibrant cultural legacy makes it a treat for travelers.

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1. VALMIKINAGAR

Formally known as BHAINSA LOTAN it is a famous tourist spot where a dam is built on the river Gandak (Gandak Project). This dam and its channels are the lifeline of north-western part of Bihar. This channel also irrigates some portions of eastern U.P. This dam is also generating hydro-electricity. This dam has been handed over to the nation by late Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru the then Prime Minister.


2. Bank of Triveni (Confluence) :-

This is in the north-western part of the district under Bagaha-II Block and situated about five miles above the Valmikinagar dam. The confluence of river Gandak. Panchanand and Sonaha is an attractive place to see. This place is at the Indo-Nepal border. One bank of this confluence touches Triveni village of Nepal while another bank extends to Bhaisalotan village of India. The holy book “Srimad Bhagwat” describes that the thousand years battle between Gaj (Elephant) and Grah (Crocodile) was started at this place. Lord Vishnu appeared and protected
elephant.


3. NANDANGARH AND CHANKIGARH:-

Nandangarh is situated in Lauria block while Chankigarh is situated in Narkatiaganj block. These are actually two big mounds which are the remains of palaces of Nanda Dynasty and Chanakya, the world famous economist, Nandangarh has also been conjectured as the ashes Stupa where the ashes of Buddha are said to have been enshrined.

4. SUMESWER HILLS :-

A fort is situated on the summit of the Sumeswer hills, at a height of 2,884 feet above sea level, in Ramnagar block. The fort which stands on the edge of a sharp precipice, is now in ruins, but its remains are well defined and reservoirs cut out of the soild rocks, in which water was stored for the use of the inhabitants, can still be seen. From the ridge upon which Fort Sumeswer is situated. a magnificent view of the snow and of the intervening valleys and low hills situated in Nepal can be seen . The ridge here forms the boundary between West Champaran and Nepal. The great Himalayan peaks of Dhoulagiri, Gosainthan and Gaurishanker are all clearly visible.

5. BHITIHARAWA ASHRAM:-

It is a village in Gaunaha block from where Gandhiji started his freedom movement that came to be known as ‘Champaran Satyagraha’ in India history. The village houses the hut which is called Ashram and has become a place of Gandhian pilgrimage.

6. SARAIYA MAN:-

Situated at a distance of about 6 Kms. from Bettiah town, Saraiya man is a lake which is a beauty spot. The water of this lake is considered salubrious for digestion because of black berries (Jamun) planted on its banks which fall in the water. The lake attracts large varieties of birds.


7. ASHOKA PILLARS:-

About one kilometer east of Nandangarh in Lauria block is the lion pillar of Ashoka, over 2300 years old and is in excellent condition. This pillar is 35 feet in height and its base diameter is 35 inches and upper diameter is 22 inches. Its massiveness and exquisite finish furnish striking proof of the skill and resources of the masons of Ashokan age. Two more such pillars with their capitals removed have been discovered in Rampurwa village.

These are the 7 tourist places in west champaran Bihar.

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