Situated near the Indo-Nepal border on the banks of the Saryu River, a tributary of the Ghaghara river, Bahraich offers a unique blend of religious sites, dense forests, and agricultural landscapes. The city is a fusion of sanctity, religion, traditions, history, and architecture, providing diverse experiences for visitors. Its culture reflects a mix of Hindu, Islamic, and local Awadhi traditions. The northern part of the district is characterized by the Tarai region, covered by dense natural forests.
Dargah of Ghazi Saiyyad Salar Masud 🕌 Katarniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary 🐅🌿 Chittaura Jheel 🏞️ Mari Mata Mandir 🛕 Ghanta Ghar Bahraich 🕰️ Temple of Baba Kartar Shah 🛕 Kakraha Bird Sanctuary 🐦 Sheetla Mata Mandir 🛕 Sarju River 🌊 Jama Masjid 🕌 Kailashpuri Temple 🛕 Sangharan Mandir 🛕 Maharaja Suheldev Pasi Smarak Sthal 🏛️ Indira Udyan (Garden) 🌳 Shri Sidhnath Mahadev Mandir (Shri Panch Dus Naam Juna Akhhada) 🛕 Bahraich Railway Station 🚂 Nanpara 🏘️ Jarwal 🏘️ Nawabganj 🏘️ Dudhwa Tiger Reserve 🐅