About Siwan
Patna to Siwan distnce : 133 km
Estimated travel time : 3.5 hours
Patna to Siwan is very popular route for history buffs and also has mythological significance.
Siwan, was previously known as Aligarh Siwan, is situated in the Indian state of Bihar. Siwan is Leo famous as birthplace of Indiaโs first president Dr. Rajendra Prasad. City is also known for recent excavation of a splendid sculpture of Lord Vishnu at Bherbanaia village. Town also houses numerous architectures related to Buddhism. One canโt forget Sivanโs contribution in freedom movement as many leaders like Mulana Mazharul Haque, Mahamaya Prasad Sinha belonged to this part of Bihar. Main attractions of the town are numerous historic temples like Hari Brahma Temple, Mahendar Dham, Sansar Nath Temple and tourist villages like Drona Gaon, Bhikabandh & Khendwan.
Taxi from Patna to Siwan is readily available at CabBazar.
Route Information
Patna to Siwan by car is well connected through Dumra - Jalalpur - Madarpur - Bhagwanpur road and Patna - Parsa - Siwan highway and is very convenient and comfortable drive. Patna to Siwan distance is 133 Km and is 3.5 hours journey. Other famous tourist places on this route and nearby are :
1. Vaishali - Known for its historical and archaeological significance, Vaishali is located approximately 60 km from Patna. It is believed to be the birthplace of Lord Mahavira and was one of the first republics in the world.
2. Chhapra - Located around 70 km from Patna, Chhapra is a prominent commercial and agricultural hub. The city is famous for its Gangetic Dolphins and houses numerous historical and religious sites.
3. Revelganj - Situated about 90 km from Patna, Revelganj is known for its religious sites like the Maharshi Mehi Ashram and Benipur Fort. It is also a popular pilgrimage spot for followers of Sant Mat.
4. Gopalganj - Located around 130 km from Patna, Gopalganj is famous for its ancient temples and historical monuments. The Gopalganj Palace, Thawe Mandir, and Hathwa Raj are some notable attractions here.
5. Siwan - Finally, you will reach Siwan, which is approximately 145 km from Patna. Siwan is known for its historical landmarks such as Raja Hiranand Singh's Fort, Siwan Killa, and Ghateshwar Mandir.
Tourist Attractions
Naldaha Temple: A historical temple dedicated to Goddess Durga known for its scenic beauty and religious significance.
Vishnu Mandir: A renowned Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu, attracting devotees for its architectural beauty and spiritual atmosphere.
Siwan Fort: A historic fort known for its strong architecture and panoramic views of the surrounding area.
Gandhi Maidan: A popular park named after Mahatma Gandhi, providing a serene environment for relaxation and leisure activities.
Goriyakothi: A well-preserved historical site showcasing ancient relics and architectural remnants, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of Siwan.
Barharkuan Park: A peaceful park offering lush greenery, walking tracks, and a children's playground.
Darauli Madhuban Mandir: A famous temple dedicated to Lord Krishna and Radha, known for its grand celebrations during Janmashtami.
Hasan Imam's Tomb: A historic mausoleum built in memory of Hasan Imam, a prominent Islamic scholar, featuring intricate architecture and peaceful surroundings.
Gauri Shankar Park: A serene garden with a beautiful statue of Lord Shiva, providing a tranquil atmosphere for meditation and relaxation.
Janki Mandir: A popular temple dedicated to Goddess Sita, attracting devotees for its religious importance and peaceful ambiance.