Muzaffarpur is a prominent city in the northern part of Bihar, situated along the banks of the Burhi Gandak River. It is widely known as the “Litchi Capital of India”, famous for its world-renowned Shahi Litchi, which has received GI tag status. The city plays an important role as a commercial and educational hub in the Tirhut region. Muzaffarpur has good road and rail connectivity, linking it to major cities like Patna, Kolkata, and Delhi. It also has historical and cultural significance, with nearby sites related to ancient Vaishali and Gandhian movements. The city supports agro-based industries, especially fruit processing and trade. Educational institutions and medical facilities contribute to its regional importance. Muzaffarpur continues to grow as a key urban center in North Bihar.