Vplivala

Vplivala, also spelled Vapiyal, is a village located in the Purnia district of Bihar, India. The village is situated near the border with Nepal, in the outskirts of the Mahabodhi Range.

Geography and Climate

Vplivala village is nestled in the low-lying rolling hills of the Indo-Gangetic Plain. The terrain is characterized by a mix of fertile alluvial soil and stony outcrops. The climate is subtropical, with hot summers and mild winters, influenced by the Himalayan foothills. Vegetation consists mainly of agricultural crops, such as sugarcane, rice, and wheat.

Population and Economy

The village has a population of approximately 1,200 residents, primarily engaged in agriculture and small-scale businesses. The main occupation is farming, with water coming from the nearby Dilwa river and wells. In addition to agriculture, some residents also produce handicrafts, such as bamboo and wooden products.

Culture and History

Vplivala village has a rich cultural heritage, as witnessed by its numerous old temples and ritual sites. The village also has a significant number of voters and is represented by an elected Member of Legislative Assembly. It has several healthcare facilities and educational institutions. Furthermore, some sites along the nearby Shamkuataran stream date back to the 10th century BC or earlier. Historically, the area has been traversed by traders and travelers from various nations.

Accessibility and Infrastructure

Vplivala is connected via an all-weather road from Purnia city. The area has electricity facilities and telecommunication links. Liquified petroleum gas is available in the area for heating and cooking purposes.