Nawada, Bihar

Places to visit

• Nardah Museum : The Nardah Museum, located in the town of Nawada, was founded in 1974 by the then-district magistrate, Shri N. P. Singh. You'll be startled to hear that practically all of the artifacts on display within the museum belonged to the aforementioned I.A.S. officer. He donated all of his results to the government of Bihar. When you go there, you will notice several intriguing and unique relics from the reigns of Palas and other ancient rulers. Paintings, antique metal objects, coins, stone pieces with inscriptions from the Pala dynasty, and other items can be found at the museum. If you enjoy history, you will enjoy this modest museum.

Distance: NardahMuseum is 65 kilometres away from Nawada

• Rajauli : Rajauli is one of the nicest spots to visit in Nawada because of the beautiful hills that surround it from the RajauliGhat range. The location is completely surrounded by lush foliage and little hills. Many people travel from there to other intriguing destinations, such as Kodarma or JhumriTaliya.The scenic splendor of the region is enhanced by its proximity to the DhanarjayRiver.

Distance: Rajauli is 27 kilometres away from Nawada

• Gunawa : Gunawa is a small village in Nawada that is very important to India's Jain population. You will view an extremely important Digamber Jain temple dedicated to the Siddha KshetraGuwaji while touring the town. Because the temple is located in the middle of a lake, exploring that location will be an unforgettable experience for you. There are forty additional nearby temples, all of which are very important to the Jain community. It is considered one of the most important Jain locations in India since it is where GanadharaIndrabhutGautam acquired omniscience.

Distance: Gunawa is 2.8 kilometres away fromNawada