Jharkhand Tourism


  • Jharkhand ranks 12th in terms of domestic tourists visits. 
  • 12 tourists complexes are present in Jharkhand. 
  • 'Aram' is paying guest facility provided by the state government. 
  • There are different places with full of natural beauty with historical, religious and cultural importance which makes Jharkhand important place for tourism. 
  • Canary hill is in Hazaribagh district of Jharkhand . 
  • Parasnath and Khandoli hills are located in Giridih district of Jharkhand. 
  • Parasnath hill is considered as hill deity (Marang Buru) of Santhal tribe. 
  • Parasnath hill is famous for its forest cover. 
  • Tatalpani the hot spring in Palamu district. 
  • Surajkund hot spring in Hazaribagh district of Jharkhand with a temperature of 88 degree Celsius. 
  • Jubilee lake is also called as Jayanti Sarovar. 
  • 12 Jyotirling is situated in Jagannath Dhaam. 
  • Isko village in Jharkhand has ancient rich painting that are around 10000 year old. 
  • Tribal museum of Ranchi has the Statue of martyred  Birsa Munda. 

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