Jharkhand

4.6Kshares The unexplored state of Jharkhand, once witnessed, serves as an iconic holiday getaway. The rustic villages and the indigenous flora will keep your feet on the ground but your spirits in the sky. The rich tapestry, woven with the fine precision of a surgeon are some of the many …

1shares Jharkhand is an eastern state of India and is known for its beautiful forests, Jain temples and waterfalls. One of the most famous national parks of the country is in this State, called ‘Betla National Park’ known for its tigers. The state is known for its bio-diversity that has …

5.7Kshares Dhanbad, also commonly known as the Coal Capital of India, is the most expansive city in Jharkhand. This city is renowned for its coal industries and factories, and is one of the most successful commercial areas across India. Dhanbad houses many coal industries like Bharat Coking Coal (BCCL), IISCO …

4.9Kshares Housing the biggest Steel Plant of Asia, Bokaro falls under the Indian state of Jharkhand. Being highly dense with industries, Bokaro is a source of India’s half steel production. Nestled quietly on the banks on River Damodar with its tributaries meandering Bokaro city and Parasnath hills and some hillocks …

4.6Kshares Now popular as the headquarters of the Giridih district of Jharkhand state, the town was a part of the Hazaribagh district before 1972. According to its name, and local language, Giridih is the land of hills. It lives up to the name as the quaint town is surrounded by …

5.7Kshares Popularly referred to as the ‘Queen of Chotanagpur’, this town in the state of Jharkhand is located at a height of 1,128 metres. Netarhat, which is nestled in the Pat region of Chota Nagpur Plateau, can be one of the most magnificent weekend flights from the clutches of monotony. …

4.9Kshares The abode of Gods and Goddesses, as its name goes, Deoghar is famously known as ‘Baidyanath Dhaam’. Part of the Santhal Pargana division, this district is a major Hindu pilgrimage centre. It is one of the most secret destinations in India, surrounded by ruins of many Buddhist monasteries. The …

4.5Kshares Palamu is known for its rich biodiversity, thick wood cover and dense foliage. The impenetrable forest cover in Palamu is home to around 44 tigers and several other animal species like chital, gaur Chinkara, common langur, dhole (wild dogs), elephants, wild boar, hares, monkey, mouse deer, sloth bear, panther, …

5.5Kshares Belonging to the Indian state of Jharkhand, Hazaribagh is known well as a health resort. The name Hazaribagh literally translates to a thousand gardens. Hazaribagh is situated at an elevation of 200ft.The state of Jharkhand consists about 45% of the forest covers and hence the entire area of Hazaribagh …

5.3Kshares ‘A rendezvous with untamed wilderness in the one and only tiger reserve in the state’ Palamau Tiger Reserve is one of the first nine tiger reserves to be set up in the country and the only one that exists in the state of Jharkhand. It occupies an area of …