There is a Panch temple in Panch Mandir locality of Rasra tehsil of Ballia district. This famous archaeological site in Ballia was built around 200 years ago, in 1807 AD. The famous historian of Ballia, Dr. Shivkumar Singh Kaushikeya, said that it was built in 1870 AD by Gaura Kunwar, the wife of Ramphal Baranwal. Spectators come here from everywhere.
There is an archaeological site older than Sarnath at Devkali in the Sikandarpur region of Ballia district of Uttar Pradesh. It is a religious and archaeological site. At this place there is a statue of Surya wearing boots, i.e. Indo-Iranian style. There are antiquities dating back to the Buddhist period.
There is a place named Kameshwar Dham under Sadar Tehsil of Ballia. According to historian Dr Shivkumar Singh Kaushikeya, it is a mythological archaeological site, which is an ancient pilgrimage site even before the Ramayana period. Lord Shiva had done penance at this place. For this reason, many antiquities related to Shiva are found here. An archaeological site from the Gupta period named Pakka Court
This is Khairadih of Ballia district, where Brahmarishi Parshuram was born. A photo of Janmdani Ashram is also printed in Ballia Gazetteer. It is a very rich archaeological site. Many remains from the Ramayana period, Mahabharata period, Buddhist period and Gupta period have been discovered here. Professor at Kashi Hindu University. It was surveyed and partially excavated by Sinha in 1988 AD, but even today many ancient sculptures and remains of archaeological importance are scattered there.
