Baba Bishu Raut Temple
Temple · Bishu Raut, a local folk deity · Bhuri village, Purnia, Bihar
Devotees pour milk offerings over the deity, above all on Sirua Bisua
A village shrine with a temple committee that manages the fair. Devotees come from Kengar, Falka and Dhamdaha blocks. Evening cultural programmes are held during the fair.
Plan your visit
- Area
- Purnia
- Status
- Coming Soon
Festivals
- A large fair on Sirua Bisua (Mesha Sankranti, mid-April — reported as around 16 April), held for roughly the last 37 yea
Tirtham can arrange here
Guide, car and stay around Purnia
Also around Purnia
- Mithila makhana: The fox nut Bihar grows for almost all of India, one of Mithila's three emblems with paan and fish; GI-registered in 2022.
Nearby places
- Purandevi Mandir: It is regarded as a Siddhapeeth of the region, and the city of Purnia is named after the goddess
Questions pilgrims ask
Why is Baba Bishu Raut Temple important?
A village shrine with a temple committee that manages the fair. Devotees come from Kengar, Falka and Dhamdaha blocks. Evening cultural programmes are held during the fair.
Which festivals are celebrated at Baba Bishu Raut Temple?
A large fair on Sirua Bisua (Mesha Sankranti, mid-April — reported as around 16 April), held for roughly the last 37 yea.
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