Manguraha is the eastern entry point of VTR known for its wildlife and beautiful grassland, Manguraha is also famous for its Lalbhitiya sunset point where we can see the 3 storeys of beautiful sal forest. The place has historical importance for ‘Bhitiharwa Gandhi Ashram’ and ‘Rampurwa Ashoka Pillar. Besides these, religious place as Sofa Mandir & Sahodara Mandir are also places of attraction from religious point.

 

 

Manguraha G.P.S
N – 27° 18′ 26.3”
E – 084° 31′ 48.0”

Valmikinagar is the north-western entry point of the Reserve. It was previously known as Bhainsalotan. It is situated along the southern bank of Gandak river, at the confluence point of Narayani, Pachnad and Sonaha rivers, also known as Triveni. Here also lies the Gandak Barrage and three ancient temples – Kouleswar, Jatashankar and Nar Devi. The tracts are hilly, traversed by different rivulets.

Valmikinagar G.P.S
N – 27° 26′ 34.2”
E – 083° 55′ 29.7”
Kotraha G.P.S
N – 27° 24′ 28.3”
E – 083° 54′ 35.3”

This entry Point lies in the middle of the Reserve. This in a good place for trackers. There are deep gorges and small water falls which attract the tourists. There are also grasslands inhabiting herbivores During Navaratra, thousands of pilgrims trek up the Someshwar peak, the highest point of the State of Bihar, to offer their praying at Someshwar Kalika Temple.

 

 

 

Gobardhana G.P.S
N – 27° 19′ 38.4”
E – 84° 18′ 34.7”