Welcome to Jharkhand

Experience the magic of untouched mountains, vibrant tribal culture, and serene waterfalls that define Jharkhand’s soul.

Where culture meets nature

Jharkhand, a land of majestic mountains and lush forests, is more than just breathtaking scenery; it boasts prominent museums, temples, and wildlife sanctuaries. This state, which emerged from Bihar nearly two decades ago, combines a fascinating history and diverse culture with the simplicity of tribal communities.

Experience Jharkhand’s rich heritage by visiting the Terracotta Temples of Maluti and Palamu Fort, echoing history amidst stunning architecture. Don't miss Birkitti Fort and the grandeur of Baradari of Rajmahal.

A paradise for nature and wildlife lovers

For peace, visit Hundru Falls, one of Jharkhand's tallest waterfalls, and don't overlook Jonha and Dassam Falls. Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary is a must for wildlife enthusiasts. To see breathtaking sunrises, head to Netarhat.

Nurturing your soul in sacred sites

Jharkhand's sacred Hindu temples provide spiritual solace. Deoghar houses the Baidyanath Temple, one of the 12 Jyotirlinga temples, and Naulakha Mandir is also noteworthy. The serene Tapovan Nath Shiva Temple invites contemplation.

Rich in art and culture

Folk dances, like Paika and Chhau, illustrate Jharkhand’s cultural heritage. The region is a treasure trove of archaeological wonders, with ancient pottery and rock art waiting to be explored.

Delicacies of Jharkhand

Jharkhand's cuisine features staples like rice and vegetables, with iconic dishes such as Dhuska and Litti-Chokha that reflect its culinary diversity, blending tribal traditions with North Indian flavors.

Celebrations of the tribes

Jharkhand celebrates many tribal festivals like Rohini, Sarhul, and Karam, marking agricultural traditions and community spirit. The Tusu Parab and Chhath Festival illustrates the region's rich cultural tapestry.

Major Airports:

Ranchi Airport (IXR)

Deoghar Airport (DGH)