Celebrating Bihar: The Charm of Champaran
Price: 1495.00 INR
ISBN:
9780198083757
Publication date:
09/04/2012
Hardback
104 pages
220.0x280.0mm
Price: 1495.00 INR
ISBN:
9780198083757
Publication date:
09/04/2012
Hardback
104 pages
220.0x280.0mm
Nishant Tiwary
Suitable for: This volume will be treasured by nature lovers, pilgrims, historians, and by anybody keen to know more about Champaran and Bihar.
Rights: World Rights
Nishant Tiwary
Description
Weaving together photographs and narrative, this book showcases the natural wealth, history and culture, and recent developments in and around Champaran region in Bihar. Champaran’s natural bounty––the Valmiki Tiger Reserve, Udaipur Sanctuary, Saraiya Mann lake, and other habitats––captures the reader’s imagination in the first section. Focusing on the region’s rich heritage, the next section looks closely at the majestic stupas and pillars at Kesariya, Lauriya Nandangarh, and Rampurva on the Buddhist trail; Valmiki Ashram and Chanki-Garh on the Ramayana trail; and on the Gandhian trail, the site of the first Satyagraha in India and the Gandhi Ashram at Bhitiharwa. It also vividly captures the Bettiah Raj dynasty, the red coral statues, and the Tharu tribal culture. Recent developments in the region constitute the crux of the third section: from newly constructed network of roads to Valmiki Nagar barrage and the Gandak canal system to the upsurge of sugar industry.
Nishant Tiwary
Nishant Tiwary
Description
Weaving together photographs and narrative, this book showcases the natural wealth, history and culture, and recent developments in and around Champaran region in Bihar. Champaran’s natural bounty––the Valmiki Tiger Reserve, Udaipur Sanctuary, Saraiya Mann lake, and other habitats––captures the reader’s imagination in the first section. Focusing on the region’s rich heritage, the next section looks closely at the majestic stupas and pillars at Kesariya, Lauriya Nandangarh, and Rampurva on the Buddhist trail; Valmiki Ashram and Chanki-Garh on the Ramayana trail; and on the Gandhian trail, the site of the first Satyagraha in India and the Gandhi Ashram at Bhitiharwa. It also vividly captures the Bettiah Raj dynasty, the red coral statues, and the Tharu tribal culture. Recent developments in the region constitute the crux of the third section: from newly constructed network of roads to Valmiki Nagar barrage and the Gandak canal system to the upsurge of sugar industry.
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