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Sahatwar Railway Station (STW) is located in the Baghaw area of Ballia district, Bihar, near the Haldi Road and Bhojapur-Sonbarsa Road. It boasts two platforms serving passengers and offers basic amenities like ticket counters, waiting rooms, and a small refreshment stall. The station enjoys proximity to several temples and historical sites, making it a popular stop for travelers seeking to explore the region's rich cultural heritage. TourismThe ancient Sahatwar Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, is a revered pilgrimage site. The nearby Ramgarh Temple, dedicated to Lord Rama, attracts devotees from all over the region. The historical Hanuman Temple in Sahatwar, known for its unique architecture. The ancient Durga Temple, located near the station, is a popular worship site. The peaceful Jain Temple in Sahatwar, offering a serene environment for contemplation. FoodShree Ram Bhojnalaya serves delicious vegetarian thalis and snacks at affordable prices. Aastha Restaurant specializes in North Indian vegetarian dishes with a focus on fresh ingredients. The Green Leaf is known for its flavorful vegetarian curries and biryani. Sagar Restaurant offers a wide range of vegetarian snacks and street food options. Krishna Sweets provides traditional Indian sweets and snacks, perfect for a sweet treat. | ||
Station AddressSahatwar Station, Haldi Road, Bhojapur - Sonbarsa Road, Baghaw, District - Ballia. Pincode - 277211. State: Uttar Pradesh Elevation: 66 m above sea level Type: Regular Category: NSG-5Zone: NER/North Eastern Division: Varanasi No Recent News for STW/Sahatwar Nearby Stations in the News | Patna Airport/PAT: 88 km Number of Platforms: 2 Number of Halting Trains: 14 Number of Originating Trains: 0 Number of Terminating Trains: 0 | 0 Follows Rating: 2.5/5 (24 votes) cleanliness - average (3) porters/escalators - average (3) food - average (3) transportation - average (3) lodging - average (3) railfanning - average (3) sightseeing - average (3) safety - average (3) |
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