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Mahaveer Vatika Eco Park - Jamui

Mahaveer Vatika Eco Park, located in Jamui, is a serene and green space dedicated to promoting environmental awareness and conservation. The park offers visitors a peaceful setting to enjoy nature, with lush gardens, walking paths, and various native plants. It serves as a recreational area for families and nature lovers in the region.

धरहरा नदी एवं झरना, सिमुलतला, जमुई (Dharhara River & Falls) – Simultala, Jamui

Dharhara River & Falls - Simultala, Jamui

Shimultala Dharara Falls is a fascinating place where tourists are bound to get better. It is a wonderful place to take pictures in the middle of the falls. You can enjoy Dharara Falls the most, mainly in winter. Lots of Rocks covered this place. For nature lover and photographer have to come at least once. The river name is Telwa. It's about 13 km.from Simultala. Go there with family and kids, also enjoy their. It's good picnic spot., Huge volume of water running at high speed is the beauty of this falls.

लट्टू पहाड़, सिमुलतला, जमुई (Lattu Pahar) – Simultala, Jamui

Lattu Pahar - Simultala, Jamui

Lattu Pahar, located in Simultala, Jamui, is a scenic hill known for its natural beauty and panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. The hill is a popular spot for tourists and nature lovers, offering a peaceful retreat and trekking opportunities.

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दुलारी भवन, सिमुलतला, जमुई (Dulari Bhawan) – Simultala, Jamui

Dulari Bhawan is one of the oldest structure in Simultala. It is also famous as one of the haunted places in Simultala.

Dulari Bhawan, Simultala, Jamui

Dulari Bhawan, located in Simultala, Jamui, is a historic residence that dates back to the colonial era. Known for its charming architecture, the bhawan served as a retreat for prominent families and individuals who frequented Simultala, which was a popular hill station during British rule.

लीलाबरन झरना, सिमुलतला, जमुई (Leelabaran Falls) – Simultala, Jamui

Leelabaran Jharna is situated at a distance of 2 km from the Simultala railway station.

The wilderness of the Leelabaran falls, is worth seeing. You may get plenty of auto rickshaws or private taxis to reach there.

हल्दी झरना, सिमुलतला, जमुई (Haldi Jharna) – Simultala, Jamui

Surroundings of Haldi Jharna, Simultala

Haldi Jahrna is a small waterfall in Simultala. People go there to enjoy the journey and water activities. Vehicles cant go up-to the jharna, you need to to some walk, some trekking amidst the dense forest. This beautiful surroundings make the journey fun and refreshing.

सिमुलतला, जमुई (Simultala) – Jamui

Raja Bari, SImultala, Jamui

Simultala (Telwa Bazar) is a small town and a hill station in Jamui district of Bihar in India. Simultala is also known as Mini Shimla of Bihar. It is an undeveloped rural area, and a perfect place for tourists looking for a quiet place with a pleasant climate. The weather of Simultala is healthy and if you want to spend near the nature, Simultala is the best place to visit. In the past, people used to stay here for months. These days, tourist stay for many days only to enjoy the natural beauty of Simultala again. Simultala is also called mini Shimla of India.

भीमबंध गर्म कुण्ड, मुंगेर (Bhimbandh Hot Springs) – Munger

Bhimbandh Hot Spring, Munger

Timings: 10:00 AM to 06:00 PM

Soak in the beauty of the Kharagpur hills aroundSprite Take a relaxing natural hot sulphur bath at Tatal PaniSprite Enjoy water from natural springs and organic food

देवसंघा मठ / नवदुर्गा मंदिर, देवघर (Devasangha Math/Navdurga Temple)- Deoghar

Navdurga Temple, Deoghar

The Devasangha Math, founded by Narendra Nath Brahmacharya is an ashram. It is situated 3 km away from the Baidyanath temple.

The Math has a Navadurga temple which has an idol of Goddess Durga. The temple was built in the year 1955, and a large number of devotees visit the temple throughout the year.

इंडपें गढ़, जमुई (Indpe Garh / Indapaigarh) – Jamui

This is supposed to be the capital of the last local king of Pala dynasty, Indradyumna of 12th century. It was earlier known as Indraprastha.Today only the low brick foundations of buildings survive above ground . About a dozen sculptures, mostly dating to about the seventh century have been found at this place such as Standing Buddha image (61 x 28 cm, ), Standing Buddha torso(66 X 28 cm ), Stone stupa with seated Buddha(H. 61cm, diameter 30.5 cm ), Seated Buddha image(45.5X26.5 cm), Seated Buddha image(50.5 x 30.5 cm ), Seated Buddha image(30.5×23 cm ), Torso of seated Buddha image(40.5 x 39.5 cm number), Four-sided relief with Buddha images(26.5X23 cm ), Terracotta head (H. 11.5 cm. unnumbered),Pedestal of standingfigure(30.5×57 cm), Bhairava image(56 x 28 cm ) all these are kept in the Jamui Museum.

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जमुई एवं आसपास के पर्यटन स्थल (Jamui Tourist Places)

Lachhuar Jain Temple, Jamui

Jain Mandir Lachhuar: This is a large and old rest house (dharmsala) of 65 rooms constructed for the Jain pilgrims. There is a Mandir of Lord Mahavira inside the dhamsala. The idol in this temple is more than 2,600 years old. This black stone idol is of weighs around 250 kg. This is situated on the way of Kshatriya Kund Gram, the birthplace of Lord Mahavira. This place is located in Sikandra Block which is about 20 km west from Jamui District Headquarter.

काकंदी जैन मंदिर, जमुई (Kakandi/Kakan) Jain Temple – Jamui

Kakandi Temple is situated in a village called Kakan, 20 km north of Jamui railway station,19 kms from Kiul railway station and 120 kms from Patna. This is supposed to be the birth place of Suvidhinath, the 9th Tirthankara of Jains. The Jain temple is considered as a popular pilgrim centre of Jain religion.

Kakandi Jain Temple - Kakan, Jamui

Four Kalyanakas (Events of a Tirthankara’s life which are beneficent to the world) namely chayvan, birth, diksa and attainment of omniscience of Suvidhinath took place on this holy land. Bhagawan Suvidhinath is also called Puspadanta. Since this is the holy land of Bhagawan Suvidhinath, the ninth Tithankara of the present group of 24 Tirthankaras. Shri Suvidhinath Bhagwan seated in lotus Posture in white color and Foot-Prints of the deity in black color of length 18 Cms in a shrine in the town of Kakandi (Shve).

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शिव पहाड़, दुमका (Shiv Pahar) – Dumka

Shiv Pahar, Dumka

It is the very famous place of Dumka. As the name depicts the temple of Shiva is situated at the top of the Pahar so the Pahar is known as Shiv Pahar. There are various temples situated here. Among local people it is very sacred place.

मलूटी मंदिर, दुमका (Maluti Temples) – Dumka

Maluti temples are a group of 72 extant terracotta temples (out of the original number of 108), located in the Maluti village near Shikaripara in Dumka district on the eastern part of the Chota Nagpur Plateau, Indian state of Jharkhand. These temples, according to the Indian Trust for Rural Heritage and Development (ITRHD), were built between the 17th and 19th centuries. The kings of Baj Basanta dynasty built these temples in Maluti, their capital, inspired by goddess Mowlakshi, their family deity. Many of the temples are deified with different denominations of gods and goddesses, apart from the tutelary deity Mowlakshi, and others such as Shiva, Durga, Kali and Vishnu. The Global Heritage Fund (GHF) has proposed a conservation effort, which would increase tourism to the Maluti village. GHF has declared this site as one of the world's 12 most endangered cultural heritage sites.

Maluti Temples - Dumka

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उधवा गांव एवं उधवा नाला, राजमहल, साहिबगंज (Udhwa/Udhwa Nala/Udhwa Canal) – Rajmahal

Udhwa (also spelled Udhua) is a village in the Uddhwa CD block in the Rajmahal subdivision of the Sahibganj district in the Indian state of Jharkhand.

Udhwa is named after saint Uddhava of Mahabharat times, a friend of God Krishna and philosopher of Sankhya Yoga (Samkhya). It is believed that Udhwa was the place of Saint Uddhava.

Udhwa Nala, Sahibganj

राजमहल की चीनी मिट्टी की खानें (China Clay Mines) – Rajmahal

China Clay Mines, Rajmahal

टकसाल, राजमहल (Taksal : Mint Factory) – Rajmahal

Ruins of Taksal, Rajmahal

मां पगली दुर्गा मंदिर, राजमहल (Ma Pagli Durga Temple) – Rajmahal

शहर से करीब चार किलोमीटर दूर गुनिहारी पंचायत के गदागंज (मंडई) स्थित पगली दुर्गा मां का मंदिर भक्तों के लिए आस्था का केंद्र है। मंदिर का इतिहास करीब 260 साल पुराना है।

Ma Pagli Durga Temple - Mandai, Rajmahal

राजमहल रेलवे स्टेशन (Rajmahal Railway Station)

Rajmahal Railway Station The heritage station building of Rajmahal, the oldest station of the Malda Division of Eastern Railways, which was also once the capital of Bengal during the Mughal period, the Rajmahal Railway Station is the second oldest station in India.

काठघर, राजमहल (Kathghar): The Village of Stone Cereals – Rajmahal

Kathghar, probably the only place on the face of earth where you can get ‘stone cereals’ – pebbles that resemble different varieties of rice, pulses and seeds.

The Geological Survey of India had done a study on these stone cereals in the late 80s and they came to the conclusion that these are basically undigested silica particles that were trapped inside the basalt rocks found in abundance in that area.

नील कोठी, राजमहल (Neel Kothi) – Rajmahal

Neel-kothi is a historical place and it is located at the heart of the city of Rajmahal. It was built by Englishman on 24 September 1796 to process and storage of Neel (Indigo) used for dying cotton cloth;

During British time, Rajmahal became part of the British program for an indigo cultivation. Those indigo fields are probably being used for growing rice, dals, other cereals and even mustard.