Mokama is a town and municipal council located in the Patna district of the Indian state of Bihar. Situated on the southern banks of the Ganges river, it lies approximately 90 km east of the capital city, Patna.
The town serves as a significant connecting point between northern and southern Bihar and is recognized as one of the most important urban centers within the Patna district. Following India's independence, Mokama emerged as an industrial area for the state of Bihar.
Agriculturally, the region is notable for its production of lentils, ranking second in India for this specific crop.