Mithila is the northern region of Bihar, India.

Cities

• 🌍 Begusarai —

• 🌍 Bettiah —

• 🌍 Bhagalpur —

• 🌍 Darbhanga — Cultural capital of Bihar

• 🌍 Hajipur —

• 🌍 Madhubani — the arts capital of Mithila, famous for culturally exporting the vivid Madhubani style of painting

• 🌍 Munger — capital city of Anga

• 🌍 Muzaffarpur —

• 🌍 Sitamarhi — the birthplace of Mata Sita (wife of Lord Rama)

• 🌍 Saharsa —

Other destinations

• 🌍 Kishanganj —

• Rajnagar — the nearest small town to Madhubani. This place is famous for the ruins of the Navlakha Palace (one of the famous palaces of Maharaja of Darbhanga), which was destroyed in an earthquake in 1934. Simari Navtola is the closest village to Rajnagar.

• Ratupar — a very remote village and home of the legendary teacher Shri Thakur Singh Das, a renowned freedom fighter and social worker. Still, there is no continuous supply of electricity or piped water and the water is taken from hand pumps or ponds. Farming is the major source of livelihood. The majority of the shops are located in Araria Chowk. Kharowa, Bistol and Nawani are the nearby villages to this chowk. Nawani is the ancestral village of Shri Shobhakant Das. Nawani also is the paternal village of Shri Prakash Kumar Das alias Lallan.

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Maachh (fish), makhan (butter) and paan (betel leaf) are part of the identity of Mithila. Fish is the most popular food in Mithila, used as a main dish on any occasion. Chuda, dahi (yogurt) and chini (sugar) are also important components of the cuisine. Paan is an important refreshment item on every occasion.

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