Kumhrar is an important archaeological site located in Patna, Bihar, and is identified with the ancient city of Pataliputra. It was once the capital of the Mauryan Empire and later dynasties, making it historically significant. Excavations at Kumhrar have revealed the remains of an ancient assembly hall believed to have been supported by 80 stone pillars. These ruins provide evidence of the advanced urban planning and architecture of the Mauryan period. The site reflects the political and administrative importance of ancient Pataliputra. Artifacts found here help historians understand early Indian civilization and governance. Kumhrar is a key location for studying India’s ancient imperial history. It continues to attract historians, researchers, and heritage enthusiasts.