Jamui is a town located in southeastern Bihar and serves as the district headquarters of Jamui district. The town lies near hilly and forested terrain, giving it a distinct geographical character compared to the plains of Bihar. Jamui has historical and mythological importance, with nearby sites linked to ancient Indian traditions and Jain heritage. Agriculture is the main livelihood of the surrounding region, with crops like rice, wheat, and pulses widely grown. The town functions as a local center for administration, education, and trade. Jamui has rail and road connectivity, connecting it to cities like Patna and Kiul. Weekly markets support nearby rural communities. Jamui is gradually developing while retaining its semi-urban and cultural identity.