Giridih Tourism: Hotels, Reviews, Packages, Photos, Maps, Experience, Itinerary

The Giridih town is located in the district by the same name, and it was created from the Hazaribagh district in 1972. The area where Giridih is located is part of the Chhotanagpur region and is covered with sal and bamboo trees. Giri means the 'land of hills and hillocks? and dih means 'upland'. The Giridih district shares boundaries with the districts of Jamui, Nawada, Deogarh and Jamtara. The famous Parasnath Hills or 'Marang Buru' is located in this area and thousands of devotees flock to this place to celebrate a religious festival for three days. The rivers Barakar, Sakri and tributaries of Damodar River flow through the district. The area has rich deposits of mica, coal and other minerals and mining activities form the backbone of industry here. The unspoiled beauty, diverse terrain, lush green forests and natural water falls make Giridih a popular tourist destination