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Baidyanath
Dham (Deoghar)
Baidyanath Dham
situated in the
Santhal Parganas of
Jharkhand, is a very
important piligram
Centre. It's famous
for the Hindus for
the temple of Shiva-Baidyanath
and the place is a
popular holiday
Centre.
Temperature
(deg C : Summer -
Max 36.9, Min 23;
Winter - Max 27.7,
Min 7.4.
Best Season:
October to February.
PLACES OF
INTEREST AND
EXCURSIONS
Baidyanath Temple:
Nandan Pahar;
Naulakha Mandir;
Satsang Ashram;
Tapovan.
Basakinath Temple:
Famous for Shiva
Temple.
Harila Joria:
Famous for Shiva
Temple.
Trikut:
Sources of the River
Mayurakshi.
Excursion
Ushri Falls (Giridih),
Rajgir-Nalanda-
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Netarhat
Popularly called the
`Queen of
Chhotanagpur'
Netarhat is 154 km
west of Ranchi Town.
It is a plateau
covered with thick
forests situated at
a height of 3,700
feet or 1128 metres.
Generally people
visit this place to
enjoy the breath
taking Sunrise and
Sunset.
Temperature
(deg C): Summer -
Max 30, Min 16;
Winter - Max 10, Min
1.
Best Season:
Throughout the year |
Dhanbad
Dhanbad is one of
the most important
industrial centres
in India. In and
around Dhanbad is
the richest mineral
wealth of India.
GENERAL
INFORMATION
Temperature
(deg C): Summer Max-
44, Min- 22; Winter
Max.-22, Min- 8.
Rainfall:
1418 mms (July to
September).
Best Season:
October to March.
Clothings:
Summer -
Cotton/Tropical;
Winter - Light
Woollen.
Languages Spoken:
Hindi, Bengali and
English.
SIGHTSEING
Central Mining
Research Station
Central Fuel
Reaserch Institute
Directorate General
of Mines Safety
Mining College
EXCURSIONS
The collieries,
various technical
institutions and
research centres of
high order,
attractives
neighbourhood and
the landscapes are
the attractions of
this industrial
city.
Topchanchi:
37 kms. This is a
beautiful lake,
surrounded by green
hills.
Jharia:
Suburts of Dhanbad,
is rich colliery
centre & has
entensive commerce.
Sindri: 30
kms. Fertiliser &
other factories &
Bihar Institute of
Technology.
Maithon Dam:
52 kms. D.V.C Dam.
Panchet Dam:
D.V.C Dam. |
Ranchi
DASSAM FALLS
About 40 km. away
from Ranchi on Tata
Road falls a village
named Taimara near
which flows the
Kanchi river,
Falling from a
height of about 144
feet Kanchi river
makes a pretty fall
called Dassam falls
known as Dassam
Ghagh also encircled
with charming
scences. The
tourists are warned
not to take bath in
the falls or at
least be careful
while bathing in the
stream.
HUNDRU FALLS
Ranchi is nature’s
bounty to mother
India which has
specially been
adorned with falls
and streams. Hundru
falls is about 28
km. aways from
Ranchi town. The
Swarnarekha river
falls from a height
of 320 feet making a
wonderful scene
known as Hundru
falls. During rainy
season it takes a
formidable form but
in summer it turns
into an exciting
picnic spot
JONHA FALLS
Jonha is about 40
km. away from Ranchi.
The road leading to
Jonha is a bit
narrow but not so
rough and rugged as
well as arduous as
that of Hundru.
There is also a
hospice Tourists
rest house which
accommodates Lord
Gautam Budha’s
temple. This falls
is named after
Gautam as
Gautamdhara too, it
is approachable by
road. The tourists
can go upto
Gautamdhara station
by train also.
HIRNI FALLS
About 70 km. From
Ranchi on way to
Chakradharpur is
located Hirni Falls.
Having situated
amidst dense forest
Hirni has been
favoured by nature
for scenic beauties.
The tourists are
carried away by
emotions and flight
of imagination while
observing Hirni.
RANCHI HILL
Ranchi, being
situated at an
altitude of 21,40
feet from sea level,
is a popular health
and holiday resort
and a place of
sacred
pilgrimate.Some
comely sights in the
town include Ranchi
Hill,Tagore
Hill,Ranchi Lake
etc.A panoramic view
of the town can be
behond from the hill
top.The Shiva Temple
situated on the top
of the hill,is an
added attraction for
the devotees for
whom it assumes the
places of reverence
during Shravanmas
same as that of
Baijnath Dham (Deoghar).
GONDA HILL & ROCK
GARDEN
About 4 km. from
G.P.O., Ranchi on
Kanke Road,just in
fornt of the CMPDIL
Hq. Is situated the
Gonda Hill with a
water reservoir at
its top. At the foot
of the hill is a big
lake known as Kanke
Dam and a lucrative
place for tourists.
TAGORE HILL
About 3 km. from the
Ranchi G.P.O. the
Tagore Hill is about
300 ft. high. As the
hill is associated
with a history
pertaining to Tagore
family, it is known
as Tagore Hill. A
number of books are
supposed to have
been written by
Rabindra Nath Tagore
on the top of the
hill. At the foot of
the hill are
situated the
Ramakrishna Mission
Ashram and its
office and center of
Divyayan and
agrarian vocational
institute.
JAGANNATHPUR
TEMPLE & HILL
About 10
km. From Ranchi
G.P.O. is another
sight seeing place
where the tourists
can rejoice and
worship. The old
temple of lord
Jagannath ,built in
1691 in the
architectural style
of Puri Temple
stands like a fort
on the top of the in
the hill. Its
car/chariot festival
held light part on
Ashadhmas draws a
big crowd comprising
of tribals and non-tribals.
HEC township nearby
is an added
attraction.
ANGRABADI
Angrabadi is
actually, a temple
complex which
accommodates the
temples of Lords
Ganpati, Ram-Sita
and Hanuman and
Shiva. The
Shankracharya Swami
Swarupanand
Saraswati, having
been captivated by
serene, placid and
celestial beauty of
Angrabadi
rechristened it as
Amreshwar Dham.
SUN TEMPLE
About 39
km. From Ranchi on
Tata Road near Bundu
stands on the
desolate bush green
the elegant Sun
temple fashioned in
the form of huge
chariot with richly
decorated 18 wheels
and seven life like
horses ready to take
of. Built by
Sanskrit Vihar
headed by Shri Ram
Maroo, the managing
director of Ranchi
Express, the sun
temple deserves the
title "a poem in
stone". The
surroundings of the
temple, studded with
a pond serving as a
sacred place for
Chhathavratis are
actually a natures
bounty to the peple
of Chotanagpur. A
beautiful
dharmashala , meant
for the pilgrims.
The all weather
motorable road upto
the temple premises
is likely to attract
tourists who will be
captivated to behold
the newly built sun
temple in the placid
and serene
surrounding leading
to its celestial
bueaties. |
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