Ranchi - The City of Waterfalls have many Things to Explore here, Including Temples, Waterfalls, Stunning Vistas, and More

Places to visit in Ranchi:

1. JONHA FALL

About 45 kms away from Ranchi situated on the Ranchi-Purulia Highway, is the Jonha Falls, named after the local village. It is also known as the Gautamdhara, as there is a temple dedicated to Lord Budha, in its vicinity. The rocks here seem to beckon you down its natural gradient to join the frothy gurgling water of the River. The fall appears relatively more somber, enhancing the picturesque charm of the spot.
 

2. DASSAM FALL

The Dassam Falls is situated at 34 km from the city of Ranchi on Ranchi-Tata road near the Taimara village. The place is also known as Dassam Garh. The major water source of this waterfall is River Kachni, which falls here from an altitude of 144 feet. The unique feature of this fall is that when the waterfall is seen, 10 water streams are also seen falling.

3. TAGORE HILL

Tagore Hill is the scenic locality of morabadi. The view of sunrise and sunset from the hill top is one of the most beautiful things to see. But before Tagore Hill became a hangout place it was the ashram of Rabindra Nath’s elder brother Jyotindra Nath and even before that it was a rest house.

4. ROCK GARDEN

The famous Rock Garden in Ranchi is located at a distance of around 4 kilometers from the Albert Akka Chowk. The Ranchi Rock Garden stands second in importance and fame after the garden of Jaipur. The Rock Garden in Ranchi was built out of the rocks of the Gonda Hill. There is a jhula made of iron rod with two edges in this rock garden located in the capital city of Jharkhand. The varied forms of sculptures and waterfalls add to the beauty of this place.

5. HUNDRU FALLS

The Hundru Falls Ranchi is one of the most popular tourist destinations of the city. People coming to the city make sure that they visit the fall located on the Ranchi-Purulia Road during their stay in the city. It is created on the course of the Subarnarekha River, where is falls from a height of 320 feet creating the highest water falls of the state.

Community Pick:

1. JONHA FALL

About 45 kms away from Ranchi situated on the Ranchi-Purulia Highway, is the Jonha Falls, named after the local village. It is also known as the Gautamdhara, as there is a temple dedicated to Lord Budha, in its vicinity. The rocks here seem to beckon you down its natural gradient to join the frothy gurgling water of the River. The fall appears relatively more somber, enhancing the picturesque charm of the spot.