Ganganiyan Railway Station (GNNA) is located on the NH-80 in Ganganiyan, Bhagalpur district, Bihar. It serves as a crucial junction for local commuters and is known for its two platforms and basic amenities like a waiting room and a tea stall. The station is situated near the confluence of the Ganges and the Son rivers, offering scenic views for visitors.

The Ganga Ghat: A sacred riverside site for Hindu devotees offering breathtaking views of the Ganges.

The Son Temple: A temple dedicated to the river Son, believed to be sacred and historically significant.

The Hanuman Temple: A local temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman, known for its peaceful atmosphere.

The Kali Temple: A small but revered temple dedicated to the goddess Kali, attracting local devotees.

The Shiva Temple: A temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, offering a peaceful retreat amidst the bustling city.

The Dhaba: Popular for its North Indian vegetarian dishes and street-style snacks.

Ganges Food Court: A bustling food court offering a variety of vegetarian options, including thalis and chaat.

The Veggie Corner: A small eatery serving fresh and flavorful vegetarian snacks and meals.

The Punjabi Dhaba: A classic Dhaba serving delicious vegetarian curries, rotis and dal.

The Chaat Stall: A local favorite serving a variety of chaat, samosas and other street-food snacks.