Tourist Guide Muzaffarpur
The district of Muzaffarpur is one among the thirty seven districts in the state of Bihar in India. The administrative headquarters of Muzaffarpur is the Muzaffarpur town. The Muzaffarpur district forms the part of the Tirhut Division. Muzaffarpur is the largest educational and commercial center of North Bihar. The district is very well known for its juicy fruit, litchi. Muzaffarpur is the administrative district of Bihar. The district covers an area of about 3173 km². The population of Muzaffarpur was 3,743,836 according to the 2001 census. According to 'Ramayana', a mythological epic, King Janak ruled Videha. Videha is the traditional name for this region. The origin of Vrijjan Republic marked the beginning of Muzaffarpur history. Muzaffarpur is located at 26.12 degree North and 85.4 degree East. The summer is awfully hot and humid. The temperature may rise above 40 degrees. But the winter season is pleasingly cold.
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