Muzaffarpur district

Muzaffarpur district spans over 3,122 square kilometers in Bihar state, containing 373 panchayats and maintaining a population of more than 4.8 million inhabitants.

The district formation occurred in 1875 during British colonial administration through the division of Tirhut district, receiving its name from administrator Muzaffar Khan.

The district maintains traditional markets where artisans produce Lahti bangles, expressing regional craftsmanship through intricate glass work and metallic decorations.

The district connects to major Indian cities through National Highway 57, National Highway 28, and Muzaffarpur Junction railway station serving 200 daily trains.

Muzaffarpur district produces Geographical Indication certified Shahi litchis across 25,800 hectares, contributing 40 percent of India's total lychee production.

Location: Tirhut division

Capital city: Muzaffarpur

Shares border with: Saran District

Website: http://muzaffarpur.bih.nic.in

GPS coordinates: 26.16667,85.41667

Latest update: May 26, 2025 21:36