Ranchi ranks among the best-known hill stations in Jharkhand. From beautiful lakes and waterfalls to peaceful temples, this is a place for all. Ranchi hills are one of the major tourist attractions. The view from this hilltop is breathtaking. Moreover, this place is also famous for its water sports at Ranchi Lake.
- Best Time to Visit: September to May
- Top Things to Do: Adventure sports, visit waterfalls and temples
- Top Places to Visit: Ranchi Hills, Dassam falls, Jonha falls, Hudur falls, Ranchi Lake, and Birsa Zoological Park
Where
Ghatshila
Ghatshila, Jharkhand, India 832103
Rānchī,
Jharkhand,
India
When
05 Mar 2024,
08:00 AM
Till
01 May 2025,
06:00 PM
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Water sports by the riverside, explore ancient temples, and trekking and Phundungri Hill, Ghatshila Rankini Mandir, Burundi Lake, Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary
Water sports by the riverside, explore ancient temples, and trekking and Phundungri Hill, Ghatshila Rankini Mandir, Burundi Lake, Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary
Water sports by the riverside, explore ancient temples, and trekking and Phundungri Hill, Ghatshila Rankini Mandir, Burundi Lake, Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary
Water sports by the riverside, explore ancient temples, and trekking and Phundungri Hill, Ghatshila Rankini Mandir, Burundi Lake, Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary
Water sports by the riverside, explore ancient temples, and trekking and Phundungri Hill, Ghatshila Rankini Mandir, Burundi Lake, Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary
Located in the Purbi Singhbum district of Jharkhand, Ghatshila is located on the banks of River Subarnarekha. This is a very well-known hill station in this region. Ghatshila gained popularity as a weekend destination in West Bengal because Bibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay, a famous Bengali writer, used to live here.
Located in the Purbi Singhbum district of Jharkhand, Ghatshila is located on the banks of River Subarnarekha. This is a very well-known hill station in this region. Ghatshila gained popularity as a weekend destination in West Bengal because Bibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay, a famous Bengali writer, used to live here.
Located in the Purbi Singhbum district of Jharkhand, Ghatshila is located on the banks of River Subarnarekha. This is a very well-known hill station in this region. Ghatshila gained popularity as a weekend destination in West Bengal because Bibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay, a famous Bengali writer, used to live here.
Located in the Purbi Singhbum district of Jharkhand, Ghatshila is located on the banks of River Subarnarekha. This is a very well-known hill station in this region. Ghatshila gained popularity as a weekend destination in West Bengal because Bibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay, a famous Bengali writer, used to live here.
Located in the Purbi Singhbum district of Jharkhand, Ghatshila is located on the banks of River Subarnarekha. This is a very well-known hill station in this region. Ghatshila gained popularity as a weekend destination in West Bengal because Bibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay, a famous Bengali writer, used to live here.
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India,in general, has hot tropical climate but the climate conditions slightly vary from place to place. People living in plain region experience hot days and nights during summer i.e from March-october.Hilly areas in turn have a pleasant weather during these months so to beat the heat and enjoy the pleasant atmosphere people from the northern, Central and west parts of India go to hilly regions.
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