Places to Visit

Located around 45 km from Ranchi, Hundru Falls is a spectacular waterfall formed by the Swarnarekha River.

Situated on the Kanchi River, Dassam Falls is one of the well-known waterfalls near Ranchi.

Netarhat, popularly known as the Queen of Chotanagpur, is one of Jharkhand’s most famous hill destinations.

Betla National Park is one of Jharkhand’s important wildlife tourism destinations and forms part of the Palamu Tiger Reserve landscape.

Baba Baidyanath Dham is Deoghar’s most famous religious attraction and one of Jharkhand’s major pilgrimage destinations.

Rajrappa’s Maa Chhinnamasta Temple is one of Jharkhand’s important religious destinations.

Patratu Valley is known for winding roads, green hills and scenic viewpoints.

Parasnath Hill, also known as Shikharji or Sammed Shikhar, is one of the most important Jain pilgrimage destinations in India.

Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary is a beautiful forest destination near Jamshedpur, known for its hills, forests and diverse wildlife.

Maithon Dam is a major reservoir on the Barakar River and one of the well-known attractions in the Dhanbad region.

The Hazaribagh region is known for its forest landscape, wildlife and viewpoints.

Saranda Forest is one of the important forest regions of Jharkhand, known for its extensive greenery, hills and rich natural environment.

Tilaiya Dam is a beautiful reservoir built across the Barakar River.

Rajmahal is a historically significant town surrounded by the Rajmahal Hills and the landscape of the Ganga River.

Basukinath Dham is a well-known pilgrimage destination dedicated to Lord Shiva.