About Motihari
Delhi to Motihari distnce : 1022 km
Estimated travel time : 16 hours
Delhi to Motihari is very popular route for pilgrimage and for backpack travelers. Motihari is known for historic Champaran Satyagraha and is called Bapudham Motihari.
Motihari is located in the state of Bihar and is headquarters of East Champaran district (purview Champaran). Town is famous for Champaran Satyagraha. The Gandhi Sangrahalaya of Motihari has a wide collection of artefacts and photographs of this movement. The Gandhian Memorial Pillar was designed by famous artist Nand Lal Bose. Other attractions are Moti Jheel, Gandhi Madan and Laurie, Chakia and natural beauty of foothills of Himalayas. Other must-visit sites in Motihari include the NREGA Park, the George Orwell Monument, and the Areraj Temple.
Taxi from Delhi to Motihari is readily available at CabBazar.
Route Information
Delhi to Motihari by car is well connected through Agra - Lucknow Expressway and NH 27 and is very convenient and comfortable drive. Delhi to Motihari distance is 1022 Km and is 16 hours journey. Other famous tourist places on this route and nearby are :
1. Agra - Known for the magnificent Taj Mahal, Agra is a popular stopover on the way. Other attractions in Agra include Agra Fort and Fatehpur Sikri.
2. Kanpur - Famous for its textile and leather industries, Kanpur also has attractions like the Allen Forest Zoo and the Kanpur Memorial Church.
3. Varanasi - Considered one of the holiest cities in India, Varanasi is known for its ghats (steps leading to the Ganges river), where people perform religious rituals. The city also offers a rich cultural experience with its temples, old alleys, and vibrant markets.
4. Patna - The capital city of Bihar, Patna has various historical and cultural attractions. These include Patna Museum, Golghar, Kumhrar Archaeological Park, and the Mahavir Mandir.
5. Gorakhpur - Located in Uttar Pradesh, Gorakhpur is known for its Hindu pilgrimage sites such as Gorakhnath Temple and Tarkulha Devi Temple. It is also the gateway to Nepal, as it is near the border.
6. Muzaffarpur - This city is famous for its Shahi Litchi, a sweet variety of litchi fruit. Visitors can also explore places like the Baba Garibnath Temple, Ramna Devi Mandir, and Jubba Sahni Park.
Tourist Attractions
Motijheel: A picturesque lake surrounded by beautiful gardens, offering boat rides and a peaceful ambiance.
Kesariya Stupa: One of the tallest Buddhist stupas in the world, known for its architectural grandeur and religious significance.
Bairiya Mandir: A sacred Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, attracting devotees from far and wide.
Thawe Mandir: A popular pilgrimage site known for its ancient temple devoted to the goddess Durga, showcasing stunning sculptures and intricate architecture.
Chhath Puja Ghat: A prominent riverbank location where the famous Hindu festival of Chhath Puja is celebrated with great fervor and devotion.
Betiah Jain Mandir: An exquisite Jain temple known for its spiritual vibes, intricate carvings, and serene surroundings.
Narayan Chaur: A vibrant market square offering a plethora of goods ranging from clothes to delicious street food, perfect for leisurely strolls and shopping.
Dharmapuran: A historically significant village, home to important archaeological remains, including the ruins of ancient fortresses and temples.
Kesariya Village: A quaint village famous for its traditional handicrafts, including stone carvings and pottery, allowing visitors to witness the rich artistic heritage of the region.
