Lakhisarai is one of the popular districts in Bihar state. Lakhisarai is popularly known for its religious and historical importance. If you discover the historical records, you will see that Lakhisarai has many religious attractions. Read this article to know more about the best tourist spots in Lakhisarai District. Rajauna, Kabaiya, Nongarh, Barahiya, Shringirishi, Abhainath Asthan, Bhagwati Asthan all these places are the main attraction of Lakhisarai District. You can visit this beautiful destination at any time, but winter is the best time to visit Lakhisarai district. Lakhisarai is also famous for Indradameshwar Ashokdham temple, Bhagvati Sthan temple in Abhaipur, Abhaynath temple in the hills next to Abhaipur village, Maharani temple in Barahiya, Shree Shesh Nag temple in Babhangawan, Baba Govind temple in Mano-Rampur Rameshavar Dham Singarpur and for the mountains of Shringirishi
Lakhisarai is a deeply religious environment in the state of Bihar, largely shaped by the former rulers of the Pal Dynasty, who were so passionate about Hindu temples that they eventually created most of the citys religious sites. Perhaps the most famous temple here, Ashok Dham must be seen for its huge black Shivlingam that rests behind a beautiful white façade. Bhagwati Mandir, Maharani Sthan and Sringi Rishi Ashram are other holy places in the city. Although industrial activity in Lakhisarai remains low, small-scale businesses have made it a popular trade center for sand, carpets and sindur. The passage of the rivers Ganges, Kiul and Harohar has created densely forested areas and lush farmland. Once home to 52 ponds and teeming flora and fauna, Lakhisarai has recently witnessed an increase in cultivation that is now becoming a problem due to its natural wealth. But the countless temples keep Lakhisarai on the pilgrimage map of Bihar
