Sultānganj is a town steeped in history and spirituality, located in Bihar, India. Known for the annual Shravani Mela, it draws countless pilgrims who collect holy water from the Ganga River to offer at the Baidyanath Temple. The town is adorned with ancient temples and archaeological sites, offering a glimpse into its rich cultural past. Legends from the Mahabharata era add to its allure, making it a fascinating destination for both spiritual seekers and history enthusiasts. The scenic setting along the Ganga enhances its tranquil and sacred atmosphere.
Try the local Bihari cuisine, which includes dishes like litti chokha and sattu paratha.
Respect local customs, especially during religious festivals and ceremonies.
Local transport includes rickshaws and buses, but walking is a great way to explore the town.
Be cautious near the riverbanks, especially during the monsoon season.
Pleasant weather makes it an ideal time for sightseeing and exploring the town.
Hot and humid, but the Shravani Mela attracts many pilgrims.
Mild temperatures and fewer tourists make it a comfortable time to visit.
Cooler weather is perfect for exploring the temples and historical sites.
INR ₹
$30-$50 p/day
52,892
Hindi, English
July-August for Shravani Mela, October-March for pleasant weather
Pilgrimage, Cultural Exploration, Spiritual Journey