Yes "Bihar" is underrated
I am not ashamed of being called myself "Bihari". I am not getting that point why to offend on being yourself,
So here is a thread of incredible Bihar, which will compel you to fall in love with its beauty .(1/2)

I am not going to discuss about it's area, etymology, literacy, Sex- ratio, parliamentary constituencies, gdp. You can find it on Wikipedia on a single click.
"Gaya"
Hindu pilgrimage hub and a transit point for Buddhist pilgrimage centre of Bodhgaya.(2/3)

" Nalanda"
A perfect reminisce to the time of flourishing Gupta and Pala period, Nalanda is an acclaimed tourist attraction in Bihar. It is believed that the last and most famous Jain Tirthankara, Mahavira spent 14 monsoon seasons here.(3/4)

"Munger"
The history of Munger dates back to Aryans, who called Munger the ‘Midland’ for their settlement. For yoga buffs. Sri Krishna Vatika,Chandika Astahan,Kastaharni Ghat,Pir Shah Nafah Shrine,Sita Kund,Manpatthar, are major tourist attraction .. (4/5)

"Vaishali "
Vaishali earned fame as a birthplace of last Jain Tirthankar Lord Mahavira. It is believed that Mahavira was born and brought up in 6th century BCE in Kundalagram of Republic of Vaishali. Relic Stupa,Kutagarasala Vihara, are attractions (5/6)

"Patna "
a pilgrimage for Sikh devotees as it is reckoned to be the birthplace of last Sikh Guru, Guru Gobind Singh. The city flourished in the period of Haryanka, Nanda, Mauryan, Shunga, Gupta and Pala earned fame all across India.  (6/7)

Griddhakuta peak Rajgir "
An elevation of 400m. It is called a Vulture Peak due to its shape and frequent visit of vultures.
"Vishwa Shanti stupa, Rajgir "
It is one of the 7 Peace Pagodas built in India.(8/9) "

"Janki Temple, Sitamarhi"
Sitamarhi is regarded as the birthplace of Sita, the consort of Lord Rama. Janki Temple is the place, where Sita was born.
"Barabar Caves, Sultanpur"
The oldest rock-cut caves in India and have articulate designand inscriptions.(9/10)

Now, let's celebrate our incredible Bihar ..
"Sonepur Fair, Sonepur"
The festival is held in the month of November and animal trade is the highlight of this event. This fair is reckoned to be the biggest cattle fair in the world. (10/11)

Foodie ?? Explore Bihar
"Cuisine of Bihar"
Some of the best items from the platter of Bihar can be Litti Chokha, Dal Pitha, Kheer Makhana, Thekhua/Khajuria, Dal puri, Parwal Ki Mithai, Chana Ghugni and Khaja. (11/12)

Extrovert ?? Celebrate festival
"" Chhat"
The Chhath Puja is dedicated to the Sun and Shashthi devi (Chhathi Maiya) in order to thank them for bestowing the bounties of life on earth

Art lovers ?? Here is something for uh..
"Madhubani Art"
This age old art is done by the use of fingers, twigs, brushes, nib-pens, and matchsticks, using natural dyes and pigments, and is characterized by eye-catching geometrical patterns.(13/14)

Nostalgic ?? Something's here.
"Interact with Tribals "
Bihar is a home to several tribes like Bathudi, Binjhia, Birjia and Chik Baraik, each of these tribes has their specific rituals, dances, festivals and music, which certainly can be intriguing to witness.

Love dance ?? This will win your heart ..
Bidesia, Jat-Jatin Dance,Jhijhia dance ,Jumari Dance ,Kajari Dance, Sohar-Khilouna Dance,Fagua,Domkach..
There are much more than anywhere because we celebrate every occasion with our heart .

This is not going to end here.
I wonder why bihari is use as offending language. Please get over your mentality. Sacred bihar is pure form of emotions and feelings. We just need to raise our thinking and give a love back to bihar .
The birth place of ma sita.