Lakri Dargah

Lakri Dargah is an Islamic shrine located in Lakri Village, Khaira Block, Jamui District, Bihar. It is a locally revered Sufi dargah visited by devotees for prayers and to pay respects. The shrine is a simple white-domed structure typical of rural Bihar dargahs and serves as a community religious centre. It is known for its annual Urs gathering and its peaceful rural setting.

Visitors can expect a small, white-domed shrine complex in a rural village setting surrounded by agricultural fields and village houses. The main structure contains the grave of the revered saint, with prayer areas and open courtyard where devotees offer chadars and prayers. The atmosphere is quiet and devotional, with local visitors throughout the day and larger gatherings during Urs. Basic village surroundings with limited tourist infrastructure.

Lakri Dargah is a local Sufi shrine associated with a revered saint whose grave is enshrined at the site. It has served for generations as a centre of devotion for residents of Lakri and surrounding villages in Jamui district, reflecting the long-standing Sufi tradition in Bihar.

The dargah holds cultural and religious significance for the local Muslim community and is also visited by people of other faiths. It is a focal point during the annual Urs observance, when devotees gather for prayers, offerings and community meals, reinforcing communal harmony and local traditions.