Lagma in Bihar: Village and Regional Destinations
Accommodation in Lagma
Lagma is listed in the Indian Census as a village in the Sonbarsa CD Block in Saharsa district. The verified facts do not include a hotel description or a confirmed open property.
Village and landscape
In the Census of India 2011, Lagma is listed as a village in the Sonbarsa CD Block of Saharsa district, with location code 226526. The Census of India 2011 reports an area of 303.6 hectares, a population of 2,700, and 628 households for Lagma. Lagma is known for fertile fields, fish-farming ponds, mango orchards, and bamboo groves. The population and area figures are explicitly from the 2011 census; fields and ponds are part of the landscape, not bookable activities.
Separate religious destinations
In the destination’s nearby area: The village of Biratpur in Sonebarsa Block is known for an old temple dedicated to the goddess Chandi. In the destination’s nearby area: The Shri Ugratara Temple in Mahishi is associated with tantric tradition; during the ten-day Sharadiya Navaratra, devotees gather for penance. In the destination’s nearby area: Kandaha Sun Temple is an important religious and historical site. It is located about three kilometres north of Gorho Ghat Chowk, on the way to Tarasthan in Mahishi. Biratpur, Mahishi, and Kandaha are separate places. These details do not describe attractions in Lagma village itself.
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For the broader travel overview: Bihar.
