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Betla National Park

Betla National Park is a beautiful national park which is spread over the hilly terrain of the attractive Palamau district, west of Ranchi In Jharkhand. Wild elephants wander without restraints in the thickets of the forest and the flora and fauna are enough to mesmerize any visitor. Though there are relatively fewer tigers here, a visit to this ancient area of Jharkhand will be worth it because it provides a deeper insight into the rich tribal heritage of the state. Betla stands as an acronym for Bison, Elephant, Tiger, Leopard and Axis. What makes this park stand out from the rest is the presence of two forts inside its premises. The primary attractions here is observing wildlife from a close range. One of the most popular national parks of the North East, the park stretches over an area of around 979 sq. km, out of which 232 sq. km forms the main area and has the status of being one of the first 9 tiger reserves that were established in India. Due to a diversified ecosystem, the Betla National Park is home to a huge variety of wildlife. The park houses luxuriant sal and bamboo trees. The Southern side of the forest is dominated by Sal trees whereas the Bel Aegle marmelos dominate the northern part of the forest reserve. The surging terrains of the park are marked by small hills like the Netarhat, Huluk, Murhu and Gulgul. Several waterfalls and hot water springs found inside the park make it an interesting place to explore. Read More

A dense forest, somewhere inside it is this is waterfall falling from as high as 32ft, as the water meets the base, it flows like a small river making its way from the middle of the jungle. With trees standing stiff on both sides of the water body, blocking the path of the sunrays to kiss the water surface, you would only see the shadows of the dancing trees. That is how beautiful it looks. Lower Ghaghri is located roughly 10kms away from Netarhat. Read More

Go watch the sun set here, it is beautiful! As it gets closer to six, and the sun is ready to pack for the day, the sky bids goodbye to the setting sun by painting itself red and orange. If you look closely, you will be able to specifically notice the movement of the sun, everything from shining bright in the sky to slowly moving down and looking for a hideout behind the mighty mountains of the Vindhya range. Total bliss!

Pine forest, Netarhat

Trek through the Pine forest, enjoy the journey as you'd make friends with nature as it accompanies you throughout your walk. It is mostly colder here, slightly more pleasant than the rest of the city. It used to be the governor's permanent summer station till sometime back.

Amidst a lush green valley, under a cloudy sky, soft breeze brushing against your face and dancing with your hair locks, in front of you is a heavy stream of water making noise as it falls carelessly on the rocks from the cliff above. Here, this is how the upper Ghaghri Waterfalls located 4kms away from Netarhat looks like on an average day.