The state of Bihar, India constitutes of thirty-eight districts, out of which Muzaffarpur District is one such. The administrative headquarters of the district is located in the town of Muzzaffarpur town. A part of the Tirhut Division constitutes of the district of Muzzaffarpur. For the Tirhut State, 30 districts were projected for it, among which Muzzaffarpur District is one.

In Mithila, one of the biggest business bases is Muzaffarpur. It is also a centre for learning. Litchis, a succulent and luscious fruit are a popular item in Muzaffarpur. In Bihar, a state in the country India, Muzaffarpur is an administrative district. Muzaffarpur is the administrative headquarters of the district of Muzaffarpur.

Muzaffarpur History

The former Tirhut District was divided for the reasons regarding governmental ease. Thus the construction of the district of Muzaffarpur took place. 18th century saw the creation of the existing day district of Muzaffarpur. From the name of Muzaffar Khan, who is an Amil during the British Raj, the name of the place is derived. The district shares its borders in the north with Purbi Champaran and Sitamarhi, in the south with the districts of Vaishali and Saran, in the east with Darbhanga and Samastipur Districts, while the western portion of the district is bordered by the districts of Saran and Gopalganj.

In 1764, following the Battle of Buxar, the authority over Bihar was seized by the East India Company. Severe anxiety and fear was triggered by the thriving rebellious activities in Delhi in the time of 1857. The whole of the district was caught in the rebellious mood and passion. The Muzaffarpur District was separated in 1972 into Sitamarhi and Vaishali Districts.

Muzaffarpur Climate

Severe heat is experienced by the people of the Muzaffarpur District in the summer months. The winter months witness an enjoyable cool weather. The atmosphere in the region remains relatively dirt-free and unpolluted, as the degree of pollution in the air is less.

Muzaffarpur Tourism

Tourist places in Muzaffarpur
Baba Garib Nath
Temple of Raj Darbhanga and Kalibari
Raj Rajeswar Devi Kali