Buxar is a historic city located in western Bihar on the banks of the Ganga River and serves as the district headquarters of Buxar district. The city is famous for the Battle of Buxar fought in 1764, which played a crucial role in establishing British rule in India. Buxar also holds religious importance, with sites like Ramrekha Ghat associated with Hindu traditions. Agriculture is a major part of the local economy, supported by fertile alluvial soil along the river. The city has good road and rail connectivity, linking it to Patna and Varanasi. Trade and small businesses support the local population. Cultural traditions of the Bhojpuri region are strongly reflected in daily life. Buxar continues to develop while preserving its historical and religious heritage.