first nine days are celebrated with great fervor across the city. On the 10th day evening, one side rushes to the Polo Grounds for Ravan Badh, while the other side prepares for a unique ritual known as "Shobha Yatra." The “Shobha Yatra of Badi Durga of Sadipur” marks the importance of Badi Durga of Munger all over the country. People from all over the city join this yatra, and the deity is immersed early in the morning in the holy river Ganges. Places of interest Munger Fort, covers an area of around 222 acres Chandika Asthan, a sacred Shakti-Peeth Kastaharni Ghat on the Ganges Bhimbandh Wildlife Sanctuary Bihar School of Yoga Sita Kund hotspring Rishi Kund hotspring Pir Pahar Jai Prakash Udyaan / Company Garden Dolphin ECO Park for the conservation of Gangetic river dolphin. Mir Qasim's Tunnel Peer Shah Nafah Shrine Kharagpur Jheel (Lake) Goenka Shivalaya / Machli Talab Transport Rail Munger has two railway stations known as: Jamalpur Junction and Munger Railway Station. The former is the main railhead for the city while the latter, which was earlier called Purabsarai Railway Station, acts as suburban facility. Stations are connected with Sahibganj Loop. The rail system provides connection to cities such as , Mumbai,, , , , , , Lucknow, Patna, , , , , and . The Munger Ganga Bridge, which takes both rail and road-traffic, connects Munger to the nearby cities of , , and as well as various districts of North Bihar. The bridge is the third-largest rail-cum-road bridge in India. Road Munger is connected to major parts of India by various National and State Highways. The major cities of Bihar and Jharkhand - such as Patna, Ranchi, Bhagalpur, Purnia, Bihar sharif, Muzaffarpur, Jamshedpur, Dhanbad, Gaya, Bokaro and Darbhanga - can be reached by , , , and and various state Highways. Regular bus service are provided by BSRTC for all the major cities and other destinations. Citybuses, Taxies, Autorikshaw, E-Rickshaw, etc. are available all the times in the entire city for transportation. The Munger Ganga Bridge link Munger to various districts of North Bihar and north-eastern India by 2021. Air Munger Airport is located in Safyabad, which is 5 km from Munger. It was re-inaugurated by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on 24 May 2016. Munger has no international airport with commercial service. Domestic airport with commercial service is Jay Prakash Narayan Airport in Patna around