Top 5 Best Places Visiting in Khunti for Nature, Heritage & Spirituality

1.Panchgagh Fall 

Panchghagh Waterfall located in Jharkhand is one of the beautiful natural attractions made by the five separate streams of the Banai River. The name ?Panchghagh? means ?five streams? and precisely describes this magnificent waterfall.

Unlike height splashing other water falls, Panchghagh water falls release through rocky terrain which makes a perfect Sight. Wholesale water feeds over the rocks making loud yet serene noise, embellishing the surroundings with vibrant life.

Why Visit Panchghagh Waterfall?

1. Five Streams of Beauty
   Five cascading streams are formed by the Banai River that forms a beautiful scenery.

The streams flow over the rocky terrain and make it exclusive compared to another waterfalls.

2. Perfect for Picnics & Relaxation
   The thick vegetation, the misty air and the sound of water is making it a perfect for picnic hotspot.

This is aremain destination for families and friends to unwind, to have a light fun and to nature-experience.

3. Safe & Enjoyable for Tourists
   The river does not cascade very much so it is safe for visitors to enter the cool water.

Lots of the people look to splash approximately inside the shallows although taking pleasure in the beauty concerning the destination.

4. Surrounded by Natural Beauty
   The deep forests and picturesque scenery combined with the waterfall create not only the beauty but the quite and refreshing scenery.

It is a perfect place for nature lovers, the photographers and adventure seekers.

Best Time to Visit

• The best time to visit Panchghagh Waterfall is either during or after the monsoon season (July to October) when the waterfalls have its spectacular and lively form, at its peak.

2.Angrabari

Angrabari, also spelled as Amareshwar Dham is a Sacred Hindu Temple complex situated in Khunti, Jharkhand. It is a major pilgrim place in devotion of Lord Shiva, Lord Ram, Goddess Sita, Lord Hanuman and Lord Ganesha. Temple is widely linked with Hindu mythology and traditions as it attracts thousands devotees all over the year.

Why Visit Angrabari Temple?

• Religious Significance – Location of a Swayambhu Shivling makes it to be a specialty pulling place.
• Spiritual Vibes – The serene ambiance turns it into a meditation and prayer section for people.
• Unique Architecture & Legends – The roofless Shivling and the divine atmosphere make it a mystical ambiance.
• Festive Celebrations – Availing a travel Sawan or Maha Shivratri is an experience of devotion and delight.

3.Deer Park

Located amidst sal forests of Kalamati, Khunti, Birsa Mrig Vihar is a deer park which is perfect retreat to the wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. Situated only 20 km far from Ranchi. this sanctuary is an Excellent mission to those who want to face animals with Jharkhand’ rich brilliance and quiet life.

Birsa Mrig Vihar breeding centre (54 acres) is a deer reserved area in captivity. Dense vegetation and unspoiled landscape offer a perfect natural habitat for deer and its wildlife species. The Bird Reserve boasts of having spotted Deer (Chital) & other species native to dwelling within the property, it’s a photographer & wildlife enthusiast greatest heaven.

Best Time to Visit

Birsa Mrig Vihar can be visited from October to March as during that time the weather is pleasant and the forest is full of greens.

4.Ulihatu

Ulihatu, a small yet historically significant village in Jharkhand, holds a special place in the hearts of every Jharkhandi. Located about 37 km away from the district headquarters and 80 km from the state capital, Ranchi, Ulihatu is a place where the great freedom fighter of India Bhagwan Birsa Munda – also called as Dharti Aaba (Father of the Earth) was born. This village – with all its history and sheer beauty on offer – remains attracting to both lovers of history and of nature.

Ulihatu always remains as unforgettable as it is the birth place of Bhagwan Birsa Munda, who was synonym for the tribal freedom movement of India. Born in 1875, Birsa Munda was a key figure in the Munda Rebellion against British colonial power in the late 19th century. His dream of tribal rights, freedom, and social justice stays in Jharkhand till today. He is remembered as a leader who struggled on behalf of that tribal community and its culture, rights, and from exploitation of Native People.

Birsa Munda began a of freedom movement in 1835 which inspired the tribal people to fight against the British and the rulers who exploited them.

Best Time to Visit

The best season to visit in Ulihatu is during the winter season (October to March) when the weather is mild and suitable for outing. The peaceful ambiance and their milder weather make it ideal for outdoor adventures and to relate to the nature.

5.Dombari Buru

Located at a distance of 50 km from Ranchi, Dombari Buru is a mesmerizing hill, which is a silent spectator to the courage and sacrifice of Bhagwan Birsa Munda during Ulgulan (Rebellion) against the British colonial rule. The hill, which earlier became red with blood, in the rebellion, is now all set to get a significant makeover, and face-lift, courtesy Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).

This historic hill has a lot of historical importance in the tribal history of Jharkhand and has been identified with the legendary freedom fighter which makes it must visited landmark for all those who wants to be near to history and pay tribute to the struggle of tribal people against colonialism forces.

Buru is famous most for his being part of the Ulgulan towards the end of the 19th century, while the tribal leader Bhagwan Birsa Munda, led his community in a heroic stand against the oppressive rule of the British and also of its exploitation of tribal land and culture. Ulgulan had the hills and forests of Jharkhand transformed into battlegrounds of the old-fashioned and ferocious rebellion of the tribesmen and midway to the central site of tribal resistance being Dombari Buru.

The hill said to have decreased to blood of tribal martyrs who sacrifice themselves in worry of freedom is now red. This mini Maglai Hill – is an emblem of courage & the selfless sacrifices by Mundā community headed by the freedom fighter Birsa Munda for the preservation of their motherland, culture & own identity.

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