When it comes to hill stations, the first thing that comes to mind is Shimla Manali of Himachal or Nainital Mussoorie of Uttarakhand. Often people like to go to the hilly valleys of Himachal or Uttarakhand on weekends or to celebrate special occasions. But have you ever thought that apart from these places, there is a hill station in Bihar also.
Bihar is generally known as a hot and humid state. However, there are some hill stations in Bihar too which are famous for their natural beauty and peaceful environment. These are those places of Bihar about which you might have never heard before. The special thing is that some of these hill stations are often called "Chhota Shimla" or "Chhota Manali".
Prague Bodhi
Prag Bodhi is a famous hill station located in the Gaya district of Bihar. This place is also known as Dungeshwari Mountain. Pragbodhi is known for its natural beauty and historical importance. This is the same place where Lord Buddha attained enlightenment. This place is situated near the banks of river Falgu and on the top of a mountain.
Brahmajuni Hill
Brahmajuni Hill is another popular hill station located in the Gaya district of Bihar. This place is situated 1 km south-west of Vishnupad temple in Gaya district. Brahmajuni Hill is known for its natural beauty, historical importance, and religious significance. These hill stations provide a calm and comfortable environment. Here you can spend peaceful time in the lap of nature.
Gurpa Peak
Gurpa Peak is a small hill station located in the Gaya district of Bihar. This mountain is near Gurpa village, hence it is known as Gurpa Peak. Another name for this hill is 'Kukkutpad Giri'. Gurpa Peak is known for its serene environment. A picturesque view of the surrounding areas is visible from here. These hill stations are famous for their natural beauty. There are lush green forests and high hills here, which will fascinate your mind.
Haunted hill
Pretshila Hill is a famous hill station located in the Gaya district of Bihar. It is situated about 8 km northwest of Gaya city. Pretshila Hill is known for its natural beauty, historical importance, and religious significance. There is a temple of Lord Yama here. It was initially built by Queen Ahilyabai Holkar of Indore but has been renovated several times. You can see a pond called Ramkund near the temple, where Lord Rama is believed to have once bathed in it. This hill station has a calm and comfortable environment. Here you can spend peaceful time in the lap of nature.
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