Jharkhand Waterfalls Attracting Tourists Ahead of Festive Season!

Famous waterfalls of Jharkhand brimming with Tourists Ahead of Festive Season 

Waterfalls are scenically beautiful and attract tourists and visitors. Ahead of the Festive season, the famous Jharkhand waterfalls Hundru, Jonha, Lodh, Dassam, Sita, Panchghag, and Hirni are visited by tourists mostly.

According to a tourism official, the waterfalls, which are well-known for their breathtaking natural beauty and the way the water cascades down from great heights, have become a key draw for visitors coming from all over the state and the rest of the country, primarily West Bengal.

Tarak Nath Sahu, a visitor from Kolkata who spent the day at Jonha Falls, told PTI, “I have never seen such a lovely spot in my life. It is beautiful to see the surrounding natural beauty, hills, and massive amounts of water dropping from a height of roughly 150 feet. One of the nicest spots in the world would be located here if there were a lodging facility. Due to its stunning natural surroundings, Jonha, which is around 40 miles from Ranchi’s city, has long been a popular destination for tourists. The stunning waterfall is accessible to visitors by descending around 700 stairs.

Due to its stunning natural surroundings, Jonha, which is around 40 miles from Ranchi’s city, has long been a popular destination for tourists. The stunning waterfall is accessible to visitors by descending around 700 stairs.Other falls in and around Ranchi are also seeing a significant increase in visitors, in addition to Jonha.

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According to Rajkishore Prasad, head of the Jharkhand Paryatan Suraksha Samiti (JPSS), 10,000 tourists from various regions of Jharkhand, West Bengal, and Bihar visit the seven falls of Hundru, Jonha, Lodh, Dassam, Sita, Panchghag, and Hirni on average each day.
The Jharkhand Tourism Development Corporation (JTDC)’s JPSS division oversees and cares for the state’s important waterfalls. The JPSS employs up to 110 “Prayatak Mitra” (Tourist’s Friend) in the water bodies. He stated that this rush of visitors would last until February of the following year.

Despite an increase in tourists since the state’s founding in November 2000, analysts report that Jharkhand still receives a small number of visitors who are primarily devoted to visiting religious sites.

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Just 4.53 lakh tourists, including 3,111 international visitors, visited Jharkhand in 2000, the year it was created. According to a tourism official, the amount is currently somewhere between 3.60 crore annually.

However, visitors to scenic locations frequently complain about the absence of restrooms, safe roads, lodging options, and signage.

According to ‘Prayatak Mitra Harendra Kumar, just two of the six restrooms in Jonha Falls are operational. Additionally, a changing room has been constructed, although it is currently vacant.Facilities are occasionally added to the tourist attraction, according to JTDC General Manager Alok Prasad, who spoke to PTI. To give tourists access to clean water, we’ll shortly deploy water ATMs everywhere.

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