Tourism in Rohtas District includes visits to several places that reflect the rich past of the region. The tourism options in Rohtas District comprise several historical and religious sites, which are worth visiting. People from different parts of the country come and explore this district of Bihar.

Details of some of the noteworthy attractions of Rohtas District are mentioned below:
Rohtas Garh: It is situated 5 kilometres west of present block headquarter of Rohtas Block in Dehri sub-division. It is said to be after the name of Rohitaswa, son of Harishchandra. Rohitaswa is said to have settled and built a fort here. However, some local tribes say that Rohtas means dry land. Rohtas has a big fort. It is called Rohtasgarh fort. Sher Shah Suri took it into possession in 1538 AD. It was the headquarters of Akbarpur, There is a Majar (Grave) of Mohammedan saint named Sheikh Shah Babal (Pir). 1 km north of Rohtas Fort is Bawan Talab known for ancient temples. As the name indicates 52 ponds surrounded the village in the past. There is an ancient temple of Lord Shiva, locally known as Chaurasan Mandir said to have been built by King Harishchandra.

Sasaram: It is the headquarters of Rohtas District as well as Sadar sub-division. Sasaram is a place of historical importance. Grand Trunk Road passes through it. There are several monuments nearby town. It is famous for the Tomb of Sher Shah, which is hexagonal in shape and built of stone, it was built towards the middle of 16th century AD. It is the second highest tomb in India situated in the middle of a big tank. It is a fine specimen of the Pathan architecture and attracts tourists in large numbers. The tomb of Hasan Khan Suri, father of Sher Shah is also located in the town. This tomb is known as Sukha Roza. Ashoka inscription at Chand-tan-pir on a hill near Sasaram is also of historical value.

Shergarh: The village is situated 13 kilometres south of Chenari. It was a military cantonment during the regime of Sher Shah Suri.

Tarachandi: There is a temple of Goddess Tarachandi and small inscription of Pratap Dhawal on the rock close to the temple of Chandi Devi. Devotees in large number assemble here to offer their prayers.

Dhurwan Kund and Gupta Dham: These are two attractive religious sites. These sites are situated in the Chenari Block of this district.

Bhaluni Dham: There is a famous temple of Goddess Durga, called "Yakshini Bhagwati". Every year devotees gather here in large numbers.

Akbarpur: It is situated at the foot of Kaimur hills five kms form Rohtas Garh. The name of this place has originated from the name of Mughal ruler Akbar. It is very near to the present blockhead quarters of Rohtas.

Deo Markandey: Situated 18 kms east of Nasriganj in Bikramganj sub-division, it is famous for temple of Lord Vishnu and Lord Surya.

Rehal: It lies in Rohtas Block and is situated at a height of 2400 feet. The main inhabitants of this district are Chero tribe and Kharwar tribe.

Dharklandha and Dehri (industrial town of the district) are other main tourist attractions of Rohtas District.