Places to visit in Netarhat

One of the most beautiful places to visit in Netarhat, located in the Palamu district. The park stretches over an area of 979sq.km. It is rich in biodiversity and has a rich tribal heritage of the state. Betla stands as an acronym for Bison, Elephant, Tiger, Leopard, and Axis. Inside the park, there are two forts in the forest premise, making the park even more attractive. The park houses sal and bamboo trees. The southern part of the forest is dominated by sal trees whereas Bel Aegle marmelos dominate the northern part of the forest. Several waterfalls and lakes can be found inside the park. 

Located at a distance of 4km from the hill station of Netarhat. River Ghaghri gives birth to two rivers namely Upper and Lower Ghaghri waterfalls. The waterfall is surrounded by lush green and dense forest. One can experience a cool fresh breeze any time of the day. 

The second highest waterfall in Jharkhand, located at a distance of 10km from the hill station of Netarhat, amidst the dense forest. The fall originates from the river Ghaghri as it makes its way down the hill. The waterfalls from a height of 32ft while making its way through the jungle to find the base. The dense forest blocking the sun rays, one can notice the shadow of the dancing trees. 

It is best known for its sunset point. The view from the Magnolia point is just breathtaking. The point is located in the vicinity of the Vindhya Hills. The story behind the Magnolia point goes back to colonial times when a British lady named Magnolia fell in love with a local but due to restrictions of the society committed suicide by jumping off the cliff.

The famous pine forest and the pear orchards are one of the best places to visit in Netarhat, which boosts the beauty of the Netarhat. One can trek through the forest, it is usually colder than the rest of the city. It offers a picturesque view of the forest. 

A perfect place for peace lovers, far away from the razzle-dazzle of a busy life. One can watch the serene Koel river flowing through the dense green forest. It is situated at a distance of 3km from the hill station of Netarhat.   

A perfect place for peace lovers, far away from the razzle-dazzle of a busy life. One can watch the serene Koel river flowing through the dense green forest. It is situated at a distance of 3km from the hill station of Netarhat.   

A bungalow made up of wood in Netarhat. It was built during the administration of Sir Edward Albert Gait, Lieutenant-Governor of Bihar, and Orissa during the Bengal presidency of British India. Considered to be one of a kind and famous historical places to visit in Netarhat. 

The highest waterfall in Jharkhand with a height of 470ft and the 21st highest waterfall in India. It is located at a distance of 60km in the Latehar district of the Palamu division from the hills of Netarhat. The Lodh falls originates from the Burha river, a tributary of the Koel River. The unique feature of the waterfall is that it has multiple falls, falling from both sides of the hills, like a continuous pattern. The most interesting fact about the fall is that the depth of the fall is not yet known despite many attempts trying to measure the depth. The fall is surrounded by green lush forest and blue hills of Netarhat. It is also known as the Budha Ghag falls, because of the presence of the Buddha temple nearby the fall. 

Located at a distance of 35km from Netarhat in the Gumla district of Jharkhand. Sadni falls originate from the River Sankh. The surrounding of the waterfalls is amazing with fancy woods and spouting streams. It used to be a hub of diamond mines in India, where some of the rare minerals were mined. The height of the falls is 200ft and the fall resembles a snake sliding down the hills.