Muzaffarpur (मुजफ्फरपुर) is a district in northern Bihar, India, with its administrative headquarters in Muzaffarpur city. Part of the Tirhut region, it lies in the fertile plains of the Burhi Gandak and other rivers. The district is especially known for its Shahi litchis and its role as a regional agricultural and trading centre.
Bajjika and Hindi are widely spoken, alongside Urdu and other languages. Farming, fruit cultivation, trade, transport and services support local livelihoods. Rural communities and busy urban markets shape everyday life, while Chhath, Holi, Eid and other festivals bring people together. Notable places include the Baba Garibnath temple and Jubba Sahni Park in Muzaffarpur city.
Common civic concerns include seasonal flooding, drainage, safe drinking water, sanitation and road maintenance. Residents also care about reliable healthcare, better schools, employment opportunities and traffic management. Farmers’ priorities include irrigation, fair crop prices, and improved storage and transport for perishable produce, particularly litchis.