Jharkhand

The state was formed on 15th Nov 2000 and it shares its borders with Bihar, UP, Chhattisgrah, Orissa, and West Bengal. Jharkhand's economy is sustained by mining and heavy industry. Attractions include Deoghar, home to a complex of 22 temples, Parasanth, the highest hill and the chariot shaped Sun temple.

Jharkhand is considered as the land of forests, it's a fine treat for eco tourists willing to enjoy the natural ecstasy. Betla national park is very famous for its rich verity of flora and fauna. The forest starts from Kechki and extended up to Neterhat. The forest has 970 species of identified plants, 174 species of birds, 39 species of mammals, 180 species of Medicinal plants, besides reptiles and other species.

Teliagarhi fort is another famous location. Raksistan temple situated near this fort was created long back in 1819; this expresses the ancient importance of the place.

Water spots in Giridih will be an unforgettable experience for those who searching for an adventures trip out.

Quick facts about Jharkhand

Capital: Ranchi

Language: Hindi,Urdu,Kurmati

Top Destinations:

Sun Temple:

This world famous temple situated about 40 km from Ranchi. The temple is in the form of a mind boggling massive chariot with elegantly decorated 18 wheels and seven rebellious horses ready to pull off. A motorable road is available to reach the temple. The temple boasts of a sacred pond that is really a nature's gift to the people of Chotanagpur.

Dassam Falls:

When you travel 40 km. away from Ranchi on the Tata Road you will reach the village Taimara There you can find the ravishing beauty of Kanchi river. The river is falling from a height of about 144 feet. The beautiful Dassam falls situated here to add more beauty to the scenery. The tourists warned to be careful while bathing in the stream.

Gonda Hill and Rock Garden:

This is an aesthetically developed tourist spot with an artificial garden, complete with waterfalls and sculptures. The rock garden is spectacular in its appearance, striking a delicate balance between the natural beauty and the creativity of the human mind.

Parasnath :

This is the tallest and the most imposing hill in Jharkhand, rising to an elevation of 4480 feet. The Parasnath Temple is considered to be one of the most sacred and loftiest of all holy places of the Jains. According to Jain tradition, no less than 23 out of 24 Tirthankaras (including Parsvanatha) reportedly attained salvation here.


Hazaribagh:

The name Hazaribagh denotes 'a thousand gardens'. This is well renowned health resort and people flock to the place because of its salubrious climate and romantic scenery all around. Parasnath Temple is situated on a hillock close by, where 23 out of 24 Jain prophets are believed to have attained salvation. Nestling in low hilly terrain, at a moderate altitude of 1800 ft. (615 meters) you find the National Park spread over 183 sq. kms. It has abundant of wild animals like Wild Boar, Sambar, Nilgai, Chital, Sloth Bear, Tiger and Panther.