Jarasandh Ka Akhara is a famous mythological site located in Rajgir, in the Nalanda district of Bihar. It is traditionally believed to be the wrestling arena of King Jarasandh, a powerful ruler of Magadha mentioned in the Mahabharata. According to legend, Jarasandh used this place to practice wrestling and combat skills. The site consists of large stone slabs arranged in an open area, believed to have been used for physical training. Jarasandh Ka Akhara holds strong cultural and mythological importance in Indian epic traditions. It attracts tourists, pilgrims, and history enthusiasts visiting Rajgir. The surrounding hills add to the dramatic and historic atmosphere of the site. Jarasandh Ka Akhara continues to be an important symbol of ancient Magadha’s legendary past.