2500-Year-Old 'Lost City' Unearthed in Bihar: Balirajgarh Excavations Amaze Historians

• Balirajgarh, a 2500-year-old archaeological site in Bihar's Madhubani district, is believed to be a 'lost city'.
• Spread over 176 acres, it features 'invincible walls' from the Mauryan and Shunga periods, baffling modern engineers.
• Local folklore connects the site to the generous Asura King Bali and Lord Vishnu's Vamana avatar.
• Excavations by ASI have uncovered punch-marked coins, ivory objects, gemstone beads, and advanced drainage systems, suggesting a prosperous and well-planned ancient settlement.
• The site, potentially an ancient university or capital of the Videha kingdom, holds mysterious tunnels and could become a major tourism hub.