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Amawan & Kako Imamganj (Sufi Sites)

Jehanabad, Bihar, India

3.9 (0)

Overview

The Sufi and Hindu shrine country of Jehanabad — Kako's revered Bibi Kamalo dargah and old temples of the Magadh plains near Barabar.

Why visit: Living syncretic devotion near the Barabar caves.

Things to do

›Bibi Kamalo dargah
›Old temples
›Barabar combo
›Village lanes

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Travel Information

Best time

Oct–Mar; Urs

Entry fee

Free

Est. budget

₹100–300

Duration

Half day

Nearby attractions

Within

12.2 km

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4.0

Barabar Buddha Vana & Patharkatti

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The granite-carving village of Patharkatti below Barabar, where artisans have shaped stone idols and mortars for centuries in the black granite of the Maurya hills.

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12.2 km

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Nagarjuna & Barabar Hill Caves

Jehanabad, Bihar

The Nagarjuni hill's Ashokan-era caves (Gopika, Vadithi, Vapiyaka) beside Barabar — Maurya rock-cut chambers with Dasharatha's dedicatory inscriptions.

Oct–MarHalf dayExplore

12.3 km

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4.5

Barabar Caves (Oldest Rock-Cut Caves)

Jehanabad, Bihar

India's oldest surviving rock-cut caves (3rd c. BCE) — Ashoka's mirror-polished granite chambers for the Ajivika ascetics, the 'Marabar Caves' of E.M. Forster.

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24.4 km

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4.3

Kauakol & Gehlaur (Dashrath Manjhi's Path)

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The Gehlaur hill split by the 'Mountain Man' Dashrath Manjhi, who carved a 110-m road through solid rock alone over 22 years for his village — now a memorial.

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