Learn from the Birds. The gentle rhythmic cadence of the rain adds to the serenity and beauty of this lesser-known place in the Mithila. You are at Birsair, a village in the Madhubani district of Bihar, having its roots in the Mahabharata. Nestled in Nature and amongst a mango grove, it is in the Madhubani-Pandaul-Sakri region. With No automobile sound , the quiet soundscape of the place is very soothing for the frayed nerves of any urban dweller. One can hear the bee buzzing on a rustle of the banyan leaves. As the evening descends, the birds return home, animating the nocturne. The feathered pilgrims make their way to the branches of the trees, gliding purposefully through the fading light, each tracing its path, yet converging at the same clump of trees , knowing that there is a home waiting for them in the branches.The corridor between the moonlit night and the tree tops comes alive with the excited choral communication of the birds, as if discussing the chores of the day. As the evening deepens, they fall quiet, enveloped in the sound of silence.

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The village known for Madhubani Painting, A temple having roots to Mahabharata,said that the five Pandavas (Pandaul) came and met Sri Krishna here