Buxar - Train station in Buxar, Misraulia - Buxar, India

I don't know why this all routes(Guwahati to Delhi or Guwahati to Mumbai or Howrah to Delhi any route train always go full even Sleeper class seems like General coaches.Too much

There is no AC waiting lounge. There is no digital display board inside normal non ac waiting room. Announcement are not clear. Station is dirty and smelly too.

Small city, narrow roads and crowdy, playing backside in terms of cleanliness still have beautiful places to visit and some of the attached things enhance the beauty of this city..

Boxer in a consolidation of Bihar. This railway station is a very busy station. Indian Railways has plans for many new plans. But this place could have kept this place clean with the local public.

Buxar, Bihar, unfolds as a historical tapestry embedded with cultural richness and architectural heritage. Situated on the banks of the Ganges River, this town boasts a storied past that echoes through its ancient monuments and sacred sites. The historical significance of Buxar is exemplified by its role in pivotal battles, including the Battle of Buxar in 1764. The town's fort, standing as a silent sentinel along the river, is a testament to its strategic importance throughout the ages. Exploring its corridors is akin to stepping back in time, tracing the footsteps of erstwhile rulers and military strategists. Beyond its historical monuments, Buxar's cultural landscape is adorned with vibrant festivals and rituals. The town comes alive during celebrations, with colorful processions and religious fervor. These events not only showcase the deep-rooted traditions but also serve as a bridge connecting the past with the present. The Ganges, flowing majestically by Buxar, adds a spiritual dimension to the town. The ghats along the riverbank are sacred spaces where locals and pilgrims alike seek solace and perform religious rituals. The timeless river, intertwined with myths and legends, contributes to the town's spiritual ambiance. While Buxar preserves its historical charm, it faces the challenge of modernization and infrastructure development. Striking a balance between preserving heritage and embracing progress becomes crucial for the town's sustainable growth. In conclusion, Buxar, Bihar, stands as a living testament to India's historical narrative. Its ancient fort, cultural celebrations, and the sacred Ganges create a captivating mosaic that beckons travelers to unravel the layers of its rich past.

It's good to see about this station is a lot of work for being a smart Railway Station is Started. In cleanliness of this station is 7out of 10 Star(I give). Almost Every Train(Superfast, Express,Mail,DMU, Passenger) stay here. It has a beautiful garden Who is very Clean and green. Buxar is a Historical Place,So I think you might be visit this place once time.

Buxar station is a small station but this station is good.it is only two platforms platform 1 and 2. Train doesn't stop here more than two minutes, so you have to hurry a bit. You can find hotels and lodge nearby this station. Buxar station is two station away from Utter Pradesh.

Three star for its services. Station is ok but not so upto mark. Cleanliness is average and waiting hall is also of moderate level. Buxar shares bihar's boundaries with Uttar Pradesh and there is very few trains that will directly run to other developed cities. You have to take train for patna or Deen dayal upadhyaya station from here. No direct trains. Be aware from thiefs and auto drivers , they will charge huge amount of money from you.