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Jamshedpur is the largest city in Jharkhand, and a major industrial zone in Eastern India . It is the first planned industrial city of India and was founded by Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata.
It is located on the Chota Nagpur plateau and is surrounded by the picturesque Dalma Hills. The city is bordered by the rivers Subarnarekha and Kharkai on the north and west parts of the city.
Jamshedpur, though being an industrial city attracts many tourists. Some of the major tourist attractions here are Jubilee Park, Dimna Lake and Tata Zoological Park.
The Dalma Hills which can be easily accesible road is known for wildlife habitants and trekking is a major tourist attraction of the hill.
Let us look into some of the major tourist attractions of Jamshedpur in pictures.
Jubilee Park
Mughal Gardens at Jubilee Park.
Photo Courtesy: Soham Banerjee
Jubilee Lake
A serene view of the lake.
Photo Courtesy: Ashokinder
Bat Island, Jayanti Sarovar
View of the lake surrounded by greenary.
Photo Courtesy: Amitbasuri123
Dimna Lake
A serene view of the lake.
Photo Courtesy: Arvind T
Dimna Dam
A beautiful view of the dam during monsoon season.
Photo Courtesy: Sbmurmu09
Hudco Lake
A splendid view of the lake.
Photo Courtesy: Alokprasad
Rivers Meet Point
Sunset at Subarnarekha at Rivers Meet Point.
Photo Courtesy: Soham Banerjee
Marine Drive
A night scene of the Marine Drive.
Photo Courtesy: Soham Banerjee
Sir Dorabji Tata Park
Statue of Sir Dorabji at the park.
Photo Courtesy: Soham Banerjee
Tata Steel Zoological Park
A majestic view of the beast in the zoo.
Photo Courtesy: Soham Banerjee
Rose Garden
A view of beautiful flowers at rose garden.
Photo Courtesy: Ashokinder
JRD Tata Sports Complex
A view of the sports complex.
Photo Courtesy: Alokprasad
Keenan Stadium
A distant view of the stadium.
Photo Courtesy: Alokprasad
Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary
A view of the beasts at the sanctuary.
Photo Courtesy: Soham Banerjee
Adityapur – Kandra Expressway
A view of the expressway in Jamshedpur.
Photo Courtesy: Ashokinder
