Jashpur Attractions - Tourist Places To Visit In Jashpur

BadalKhole Abhyaran or sanctuary is situated 160 km away from Raipur in the Jashpur district of Chhattisgarh. This sanctuary is situated on the banks of rivers Eib and Dorki. The area is rich in flora and fauna and the majority of the area is covered with sal trees.

A large variety of animals like panther, monkeys, bear, wolf, hyena, tigers, jungle cat, jackals, etc. can be spotted in the sanctuary. Migratory birds can also be observed here. The pleasant climate of the place makes it a favourable hill station for tourists. The best time to visit is from January to June.

There are many beautiful waterfalls in the region, namely the Rajpuri Waterfalls, Danpuri Waterfall, Ranidah Waterfall, Bhringraj Waterfalls, Gullu Waterfalls, Churi Waterfalls and Bane Waterfalls. Bhringraj Waterfalls is located 15 km away from the district headquarters and is a popular picnic spot.

Rajpuri Waterfalls is the most popular among all. The Ranidah Waterfalls and Danpuri Waterfalls amidst the green forests and hills are a visual retreat for the tourists and the visitors. Bane Waterfalls, situated 25 km away from Kunkuri is also worth watching. It falls along with Gullu and Churi Waterfalls. The rich and varied flora and fauna around these waterfalls takes you through a soothing journey of nature.

Khudiyarani Ki Gufa or caves is one of the most important tourist attractions of Jashpur. This place has historical significance. It is located 17 km away from Bagicha village in Jashpur Nagar. The caves are situated in the hills.

Loro Ghati, popularly known as phoolon ki ghati is located 15 km away from Jashpur. This place is a beautiful hill station which is full of flowers. The pristine waterfalls add to the scenic beauty of the place which is the main attraction for the tourists.

The Cathedral at Kunkuri is the second largest church in Asia. This church was founded in the year 1962 and was inaugurated in the year 1979. The shape of the church is an arch form and has got seven arcades and seven sacrament symbols made of angle iron. A large number of people of different religions visit here to offer prayers.

Bel Mahadev is a religious place which is situated on a hilly region and is 2 km away from Jashpur. It is a cave and is dedicated to Lord Shiva. During the festival of Mahashivratri, many devotees visit here to take the blessings of Lord Shiva.

Snake Park has a large variety of snakes and is situated in the Tapkara region. This region is also known as the Naglok sometimes. Some of the varieties here are Indian cobra, common krait, common cobra, etc.

The Sograh Aghor Ashram is dedicated to Avdhot bhagwan Shri Ram. It is situated away from Jashpur Nagar. A large number of visitors come here to follow the life principles of Lord Aghoreshwar.