The natural environment of the Maithili cultural village includes a river, ponds, mango groove and the historical and archeological sites.

Historically the archeological remains and icons [stone idols] excavated in the village resemble with archeological remains of Simraungadh and Rajbiraj this proves a historical linkage of Karnat era in Mithila described by the Chinese travelers Xuan Zang and Zheng He.

[citation needed] The archeological, historical, religious, and cultural village, Duhabi is situated in Mithila.

According to legend, Duhabi is believed to have been part of the historical Mithila kingdom, with ties to the palace of King Janak, the father of Goddess Sita.

These artistic creations are primarily the handiwork of local women who skillfully paint colorful and thought-provoking depictions on the walls of their homes.

These artworks often feature animals, gods, and goddesses, and are crafted using simple materials such as clays and mud, preserving the traditional essence of Mithila art in the heart of Duhabi.