The town of Muzaffarpur, famous for Litchi , is the largest city of North Bihar. It is situated on the banks of a Himalayan foothills Someshwer Range originated, perennial river Burhi/Budhi Gandak. It has won international encomiums for its delicious Shahi Leechi and China Leechi. In British period, world famous American writer and Novelist Mark Twain, while visiting this town has written in his book -"Following the Equator ",Ch LVII a great region which was an endless garden miles of the beautiful flower from whose juice comes the opium,and at Muzaffarpore we were in the midst of the Indigo culture. Father of the Indian nation, Mahatma Gandhi came to Muzaffarpur in 1918 on his way to Motihari to redress grievances of the Champaran indigo farmers. In his autobiography Chapter -"The Gentle Bihari", he has written how he passed some delightful days in Muzaffarpur. In 1902, Noble Prize Winner Indian Bengali poet Rabindra Nath Tagore was accorded civic reception by the citizens of Muzaffarpur Town. In 1908, the first bomb outrage, a sign of militant Nationalism, occurred at Muzaffarpur and Khudiram Bose, a Bengali boy, offered his life for the freedom of India.
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Food of Muzafarpur==>
-Litti Chokha
2-Naivedyan
3-Chandrakala/Pedakiya
4-Chana Ghugni
5-Khaja
6-Mutton Kebabs and Reshmi Kebabs
7-Kesar Peda
8-Laung Latika
9-Dal Peetha
10-Thekua
11-Malpua
12-Kadhi Badi
13-Rasia
14-Kala Jamuna
15-Khurma and Laktho
16-Balusahi
Top Restaurant of Muzaffarpur--
1-Restaurant spice G
2-Bharat Jalpan
3-Maharaja sweets
4-Lazeez
5-Domino's
6-Park Restarant
7-sivarams
8-Facefood
9-Milan Restorant
10-Pankhuri Reastorant
Tourist place of Muzafferpur--
1-Litchi gardens
2-Durgaasthan Mandir
3-Ambara Chowk
4-Jubba Sahni Park
5-Ramna's tripura Sundari Temple
6-Baba Gareebnath Temple
7-Rajkand
8-Chaturbhuj Stham Temple
9-Shree Ram Temple
10-Kali Mata temple
11-Simri mai Temple
12-Ram chandra Shahi Museum
13-Katra Garh
14-Khudi ram Bose Memorial
15-Garib Sthan Mandir
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