Major Attractions of Arrah(Ara)

Arrah (Ara)

Arrah, also known as Ara, is a historic city in Bihar known for its role in India’s freedom movement, religious heritage, and local culture. The city offers a mix of temples, historical monuments, parks, and colonial-era structures that reflect its rich past.


Table – Popular Tourist Places in Arrah (Ara)

Place NamePopularityAverage Time SpentEntry Fee
Aranya Devi TempleHigh1–2 hoursFree / Donation
Veer Kunwar Singh Fort & Museum (Jagdishpur)High2–3 hoursNominal fee
Parashanatha Jain Temple (Masarh)Medium1–2 hoursFree
Holy Saviour ChurchMedium45 minutes – 1 hourFree
Ramna MaidanMedium1–2 hoursFree
Mahathin Mai MandirLow–Medium45 minutesFree
Chaturvuj Narayan MandirLow–Medium1 hourFree
Sun Temple (Tarari)Low–Medium1–2 hoursFree
Maharaja College Heritage AreaLow1 hourFree

Activities and Things to Do at Attraction Places


Aranya Devi Temple

  • Prayer and spiritual rituals
  • Attending morning and evening aarti
  • Quiet meditation

Veer Kunwar Singh Fort & Museum

  • Learn about the 1857 freedom struggle
  • Explore historical artifacts and weapons
  • Heritage photography

Parashanatha Jain Temple (Masarh)

  • Jain pilgrimage and worship
  • Architectural exploration
  • Peaceful surroundings for reflection.

Holy Saviour Church

  • Observe colonial-era architecture
  • Silent prayer and interior photography
  • Attend Sunday service

Ramna Maidan

  • Walking and jogging
  • Family picnics
  • Local sports and leisure activities

Mahathin Mai Mandir & Chaturvuj Narayan Mandir

  • Religious offerings
  • Experiencing local customs and traditions

Sun Temple (Tarari)

  • Cultural and mythological exploration
  • Festival visits during Chhath
  • Rural landscape photography

Best Time to Visit Each Attraction

AttractionBest Time to Visit
Temples & Heritage SitesOctober to February
Veer Kunwar Singh FortNovember to February
Ramna MaidanEarly morning or evening
Sun Temple (Tarari)Winter months
Churches & MuseumsAll seasons (prefer winter)


Secret Tips for Tourists and Visitors


Aranya Devi Temple

  • Visit early morning to avoid crowds and experience a calm environment.

Veer Kunwar Singh Fort & Museum

  • Weekdays are less crowded. Carry drinking water as facilities are limited.

Parashanatha Jain Temple

  • Dress modestly and maintain silence for a better spiritual experience.

Holy Saviour Church

  • Avoid visiting during prayer hours if sightseeing only.

Ramna Maidan

  • Evenings are ideal for relaxation and observing local life.

Sun Temple (Tarari)

  • Best visited during winter festivals, but plan transport in advance.

Nearest Transport Facilities

Nearest Bus Stop

  • Arrah Bus Stand

Nearest Railway Station

  • Ara Junction Railway Station

Nearest Metro

  • No metro service in Arrah
  • Nearest metro network is in Patna

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