Nawāda
Bihar, India
City·Historical, Evolving, Regional
Nawāda is a town in Bihar, India, known for its historical roots and as the administrative center of the Nawada district. The town is strategically located on both sides of the Khuri River, offering scenic views and a glimpse into the region's cultural evolution. Originally part of the Gaya district, Nawāda became its own district in 1973, reflecting its growing importance in the Magadh Division. Visitors can explore the town's historical sites and enjoy the local culture.
Highlights
- Headquarters of Nawada district.
- Situated along the Khuri River.
- Part of Magadh Division.
- Historical evolution from Gaya district.
Things to consider before traveling to Nawāda
- Close access to historical sites and cultural landmarks.
- Located in a region with a rich cultural heritage.
Tips
Getting Around
Public transportation is available, but renting a vehicle can make exploring more convenient.
Local Cuisine
Try local Bihari dishes at traditional eateries for an authentic taste.
Cultural Etiquette
Respect local customs and traditions, especially during festivals.
Travel advice
Spring
Pleasant weather makes it ideal for exploring the town's historical sites.
Summer
Temperatures can be high; stay hydrated and plan indoor activities.
Fall
A great time to visit as the weather cools down and festivals occur.
Winter
Mild winters offer comfortable conditions for sightseeing.
Essentials
Currency
INR ₹
Average Cost
$30-$60 p/day
Population
98,029
Languages Spoken
Hindi, English, Bhojpuri
Best Time to Visit
October-March
Occasion Tags
Cultural Exploration, Historical Sightseeing
Location
Nawāda, Bihar, India