Jahanabad

Jahanabad is a town in Nagar Parishad and is the centre of Jahanabad area in the Indian territory of Bihar. Jahanabad was previously part of Gaya area yet was isolated from the city on August 1, 1986. Jahanabad has a mechanical region known as the New Industrial Area, which is arranged 1 km from Jehanabad railroad station on NH 110, for the most part known as Kako Road.

Barabar Caves are arranged in the bumpy zone close Makhdumpur, 25 km south of Jehanabad. These old, shake slice Buddhist chambers go back to the third Century. Baba Siddhnath Temple, also called the Shiva Temple and initially known as Siddheshwar Nath Temple, is situated at one of the most elevated crests in the scope of the Barabar Hills. The sanctuary was worked amid the Gupta time frame in the seventh Century A.D. Nearby legend qualities the development of the sanctuary to Bana Raja the dad in-law of the unbelievable lord Jarasandha of Rajgir Dayanath Dham.

A sanctuary of Lord Shiva is arranged at Daya Bigha, 10 km south-west from Makhdumpur. The town name was given to Baba Dayanath, the primary individual of the town. The sanctuary name was given as Baba Dayanath Dham. Pujari of the sanctuary is Brijnandan Mahto and Shivcharcha is hung on each Monday at the assembly hall of the sanctuary.