Arrah, also known as Ara, is a historically and culturally rich city nestled in the heart of Bihar, India, serving as the administrative headquarters of the Bhojpur district. Located near the confluence of the Ganges and Sone rivers, it is approximately 40-55 kilometers from Patna, the state capital. The city boasts a significant past, with references in mythological stories and Greek geographical works. It played a crucial role in Indian history, notably during the Battle of Buxar in 1764 and the Indian Rebellion of 1857.
Aranya Devi Temple (Arnyadevi Temple) Jagdishpur Fort (Veer Kunwar Singh Qila/Kila) Masarh (Masarh Parshvanath Temple) Holy Saviour Church Chandra Prabhu Jain Mandir Mahathin Mai Mandir Ara House (Maharaja College) Shahi Masjid Rarheswar Shiv Mandir (Arrah Shiv Temple) Sun Temple at Dev Chaturvuj Narayan Mandir Bhavani Mandir Jagdamba Mandir Chandwa Ibraheem Masjid Chaman Ki Masjid Central Methodist Church Ara Catholic Church Ramna Maidan Arrah Waterpark