Arwal

Arwal is a town and a notified area committee in the Arwal district in the Indian state of Bihar. It is situated on the banks of the Son River. The town is a significant administrative and commercial center for the surrounding region. Arwal district was carved out of the larger Gaya district in 1991.

Historically, the region has seen various empires and dynasties pass through, leaving their mark on the local culture and heritage. Agriculture is the primary economic activity in the district, with crops like rice, wheat, and pulses being cultivated. The Son River plays a crucial role in irrigation and transportation.

Arwal is known for its religious sites and cultural traditions. The town experiences a tropical climate, with hot summers and moderate winters. The local population is predominantly engaged in agriculture and allied activities. The district is connected by road and rail networks, facilitating trade and movement of people. Educational institutions are present to cater to the needs of the local student population. The administrative setup of Arwal town includes various government offices responsible for local governance and public services.