Jhajha

Jhajha is a town and an informed zone in Jamui area in the Indian territory of Bihar. It lies in the southern piece of Bihar near the Jharkhand Border. It falls on the Howrah - Mughalsarai primary line about somewhere between Madhupur Junction and Kiul Junction. Jhajha has incredible association of railroad to real urban communities of India. Jhajha railroad station is supplied with lovely landscapes because of the green mountains adjacent. Jhajha station is the southern end of eastern focal railroad of Indian rail line arranged on Delhi Howrah fundamental line.

It additionally has great association by roadways to adjacent urban areas through SH18. It has two transport remains from where transports and auto are accessible for adjacent spots like Gidhaur, Khuriparas, Sono, Borba, Belhar and so forth. Little vehicles are accessible for setting out to towns close to the urban communities. Rickshaw and auto rickshaw is additionally part of transportation for little separations. The Nagi Dam 791 ha and Nakti Dam 332 ha are two havens so near each other that they can be taken as one winged animal territory. Nagi is 7 km from Jhajha in the Jamui District, and Nakti is a further 4 km from Nagi, involving comparative territory.

Around 1,600 bar-headed geese Anser indicus have been recorded from this site. As per Wetlands International 2002, 1% edge of this species is 560; in like manner around 3% of the populace is found at this IBA site. This site could likewise pull in excess of 20,000 winged creatures, if angling and different unsettling influences are diminished amid winter when the majority of the transients are found in India. Past the developed zones, these water bodies are encompassed by desolate, rough territory.