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Bihiya

Name: Bihiya
Address: HF74+78V saheb tola, Dak Bunglow Road, Bihiya, Bihar, India
Price range: $
Rating: 4.5

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If you look through the guests' comments, the staff is accommodating at this restaurant. Good service is something guests like here. As most reviewers say, the atmosphere is cozy. Bihiya is ranked 4.5 within the Google grading system.

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$ $$$ Average bill ~ INR 200 - INR 400

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ashok singh

a year ago on Google

Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Aditya Raj

a year ago on Google

Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

vikash kumar gupta

2 years ago on Google

Behea or Bihiya is a nagar panchayat town and Block in Bhojpur district in the Indian state of Bihar. The Behea block comprises 76 rural villages, along with the town of Bihiya itself and 22 uninhabited villages. As of 2011, the population of the Behea block was 1,51,722 of whom 26,707 lived in the town of Behea itself. A branch of the Harihoban Rajputs once ruled Bihiya. According to tradition, in 1528, the scion of the Bihiya Harihobans, whose name is given as either Ram Pal Singh[2] or Bhopat Deo, raped a local Brahmin woman named Mathin or Mahini, in line with the custom of "taking of dola", which allowed the local Rajput lord to sleep with a lower-caste woman on her wedding night.[2] Mathin then committed suicide, but not before laying a curse upon the Harihobans, who eventually left Bihiya and moved to Ballia across the Ganges.[1] A temple called the Mathin Dai was built in Bihiya in her memory. This legend still resonates with women of the region, especially Dalit women, as it encapsulates the sexual violence long perpetrated by upper-caste men against lower-caste women. When The Imperial Gazetteer of India was published in 1885, it mentioned the existence of Bihiya as a village of Shahabad district, with a station on the East Indian Railway. Bihiya was mentioned as being a center of local trade. A Bihiya Canal was also described, branching off from the Arrah Canal. Bihiya was first listed as a nagar panchayat town in the 1980s.[1]

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