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Kesariya to Virat Ramayan Mandir

Discover the distance, best travel routes & complete guidance to reach the grand under-construction Virat Ramayan Mandir near Kesariya, Bihar

≈ 8–12 km

Most sources place the temple site very close to Kesariya (on Kesariya–Chakia road, near Kaithwalia & Bahuara villages). Travel time by car/auto: 15–25 minutes depending on exact starting point in Kesariya town.

Full Location Details

Virat Ramayan Mandir is located at Janaki Nagar, near the twin villages of Kaithwalia (Kathwalia) & Bahuara, on the Kesariya–Chakia road, East Champaran district, Bihar. It lies on the upcoming Ram–Janaki Marg pilgrimage route.

Traveler Guidance – How to Reach

By Road (Recommended)

  • From Kesariya town → local auto / taxi / own vehicle (8–12 km)
  • From Motihari → ~35–45 km (via SH 54 / local roads)
  • From Patna → ~120–130 km (NH 28 → Motihari → Kesariya route, 3–4 hrs)
  • From Chakia bus stand → ~11 km

By Train

  • Nearest major station: Chakia / Motihari / Muzaffarpur
  • From Patna Jn → take train to Motihari or Chakia then taxi/auto
  • Many trains on Muzaffarpur–Gorakhpur line stop at Motihari

By Bus

  • Frequent buses from Patna–Motihari–Kesariya route
  • Get down at Kesariya or Chakia bus stand
  • Local autos / shared jeeps available to temple site

Best Tips for Pilgrims

  • Best time: October–March (pleasant weather)
  • Carry water, light snacks, hat/umbrella
  • Respect temple rules & maintain cleanliness
  • Watch for construction zone – follow signage
  • Combine visit with Kesariya Stupa (~10–15 km away)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is the exact distance from Kesariya to Virat Ramayan Mandir? â–¼
The temple site is very near Kesariya town — approximately 8–12 km depending on your starting point in/around Kesariya. It lies on the Kesariya–Chakia road near Kaithwalia-Bahuara villages.
Is the Virat Ramayan Mandir completed? â–¼
No, it is still under construction (as of 2026). However, some parts may be open for darshan / viewing. Always check latest updates from Mahavir Mandir Trust.
How much time does it take from Patna? â–¼
Around 3–4 hours by car/taxi (≈120–130 km via NH 28). Buses take slightly longer depending on stops.
Are there direct buses to the temple? â–¼
Direct buses go up to Kesariya or Chakia. From there, take auto/taxi/shared vehicle for the last 8–12 km.
What is the nearest railway station? â–¼
Chakia (~11 km) or Motihari (~35–45 km). Muzaffarpur is also a good option for more train connections.
Is photography allowed inside the complex? â–¼
Rules may vary during construction. Generally allowed in outer areas but restricted near active worship/prayer zones. Follow on-site instructions.
Are there accommodation options nearby? â–¼
Limited options in Kesariya/Motihari. Better hotels/guesthouses available in Motihari or Muzaffarpur. Patna has many choices if doing a day trip.
Can I visit Kesariya Stupa along with the temple? â–¼
Yes! The famous Kesariya Buddhist Stupa is just 10–15 km from the temple site — perfect for a combined spiritual day trip.
Who is building the Virat Ramayan Mandir? â–¼
Mahavir Mandir Trust (Patna) under guidance of Acharya Kishore Kunal. It aims to be one of the largest Hindu temple complexes in the world.
Is the temple open for general visitors now? â–¼
Parts of the complex may be accessible, but major darshan & full entry might wait until further construction completes. Check official updates or local sources before planning.
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