Jamshedpur is a world-renowned industrial city, packed with a huge number of office buildings.
Also, it's blessed with natural beauty, and home to a wide range of tourist attractions.
So, if you're traveling here anytime soon, do include the following places in your itinerary.
Jamshedpur - touted as The Steel City - is named after the famous businessman and philanthropist Jamsetji Tata. Located in the Indian state of Jharkhand, Jamshedpur is the first and one of the best planned industrial cities in the country. It's home to lots of steel companies, some of which are renowned in the international market as well.
However, Jamshedpur is surely not limited to industrialization. It's blessed with scenic natural elegance, being surrounded by the majestic Dalmia Hills and bordered by two cascading rivers namely Kharkai and Subarnarekha.
Hence, the city is home to several worth-a-visit tourist attractions. Without further ado, let's have a look at the best ones among them.
Jubilee Park is a popular destination for leisure activities
Established in 1956, Jubilee Park is rightly touted as the "Mughal Gardens of Jamshedpur". It spreads over a land of 225 acres and is bestowed with a picturesque landscape. It has a lake, amusement park, recreation center, zoo, fountains, and more. It's an excellent spot for jogging, cycling, and other outdoor activities. Also, it makes for a popular destination for a picnic, especially in winter.
Dimna Lake is famous for its lush greenery
Dimna Lake was built by the Tata company to provide water to the industry and also the city's people. Located at the foothills of the Dalma mountain range, it makes for an amazing picnic spot for both locals and tourists. It's bestowed with lush greenery, offering a magnificent view to the visitors. Also, the views of both sunrise and sunset from here leave all visitors in a trance. It's advised to not visit here during the rainy season.
St. Mary's Church is a significant spot for worship
St. Mary's Church is said to be the oldest cathedral in Jamshedpur. Also, it's a significant religious site for Christians living in and around the city. The architecture is simple, but appealing to the eyes. The interior is adorned with paintings depicting numerous Psalms from the Holy Bible. It hosts many vibrant festivities all year round.
Besides these, you can also visit Jayanti Sarovar, Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary, Tata Steel Zoological Park, etc.
