Munger, historically known as Monghyr, is a significant city and municipality in the Indian state of Bihar. It is one of the oldest cities in Bihar and is renowned for its rich historical heritage, including landmarks such as the Munger Fort, which reflects the architectural excellence of various dynasties that once ruled the region. The city boundaries stretch along the Ganges River, which bestows Munger with picturesque views and fertile land. Besides its historical significance, Munger is famous for the Bihar School of Yoga, an institution that has contributed immensely to the spread of yoga globally. The city also has an emerging industrial base, with the gun manufacturing unit of the Indian Ordinance Factories being one of the key establishments. Additionally, Munger is known for producing quality mangoes and lychees. The culture of Munger is a blend of traditional festivities, local cuisine, and the languages spoken, primarily Hindi and Maithili. The city's atmosphere is a tapestry of religious harmony, educational development, and progressive industrialism, all while retaining its historical charm.