
Ghaghara–Ganga Confluence (Doriganj)
Saran, Bihar, India
The great meeting of the Ghaghara (Saryu) and the Ganga near Chapra — a broad sangam of sandbanks, river shrines and Kartik-bath fairs.
Why visit: A vast quiet river-confluence of the northern plains.
- ›Sangam sandbanks
- ›River shrines
- ›Kartik bath
- ›Chapra combo
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Best time
Oct–Mar; Kartik Purnima
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
₹100–300
Duration
Half day
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