Rohtas district

Rohtas district is an administrative division in Patna division that includes both flat plains and hilly terrain across a broad area. The landscape consists of agricultural land, villages, and some smaller urban centers connected by local roads and pathways.

The district was established in 1972 when a larger administrative region was divided and new boundaries were created. This reorganization changed local governance structures and created an independent administrative unit.

Local communities maintain traditional crafts and artistic practices that you can see in workshops and public gatherings throughout the region. These expressions reflect the daily life and stories of the people who live here.

The district is best explored using local buses and trains that connect the main center with smaller villages and neighboring regions. The better time to visit is during milder seasons when weather conditions are more favorable for traveling.

The region stands out for having a high concentration of schools and educational institutions relative to its population, making it different from many other districts. This strong emphasis on education shapes the lives of many young people living here.

Location: Patna division

Inception: 1972

Capital city: Sasaram

Shares border with: Kaimur district, Palamu district

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

GPS coordinates: 24.95000,84.01000

Latest update: December 13, 2025 00:34