Jamshedpur Reviews

Jamshedpur Experience: Jamshedpur ia a very good place in Jharkhand. Jublee park & jublee lake is main attraction of the city. Places like Bhubneshawari Temple , Zoological Garden,Dimna lake & Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary make jamshedpur a good tourist place.

Food, sight-seeing and shopping: Jublee park , jublee lake , Bhubneshawari Temple , Zoological Garden,Dimna lake & Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary, Sir Dorabjee Tata Park , Hudco Lake. Taste of Flavor Resturent is Good.

Activities & things to do: Enjoy picnic at Hudco Lake.

Travel tips, How to reach, travel warnings etc: Good Place , Rent a car and enjoy Holiday.

Jamshedpur Experience: I spend a week trip to puri,i enjoy every moment of over there with my family member like sea bathing,and sea sight seen alongwith chilka lake dolphin seen

Food, sight-seeing and shopping: Oily & spicy food,sea sight seeing,khadi shoping of golden beah area..

Activities & things to do: Beautyful seen of sea and its wave and beautyful coastal area of puri.

Travel tips, How to reach, travel warnings etc: Reach to puri through train, bus & airways.

Jamshedpur Experience: Tatanagar is a clean city of Jharkhand State. Tata Steel Zoological Park is very nice and beautiful and can enjoy by boating in there.

Food, sight-seeing and shopping: Dimna Lake is also beautiful place.

Activities & things to do: N.A.

Travel tips, How to reach, travel warnings etc: Tatanagar is well connected by bus from bankura, durgapur and burdwan.

Jamshedpur Experience: By living in the heart of steel city, i can only say that it a city of heart. people of the city are very helpful. once should visit the city as there are many things to be seen and enjoyed. u can judge the reputation of the city by the name recognize worldwide as TATA.

Food, sight-seeing and shopping: Southindian dishes are excellent. northindian are also good, roadside are also excellent especially in bistupur area near women college. many good restaurant are there such as sukhsagar if u are vegetarian, novelty, dosa king, karnal singh, balajee etc. sakchi and bistupur are the famous shopping destination.

Activities & things to do: U can enjoy the famous jublee park, u can also enjoy the laser light show in weekend. there are good movie theater, shopping mall, etc

Travel tips, How to reach, travel warnings etc: Raliway is the best option. there is a flight also from kolkata.

Jamshedpur Experience: A planned city indeed with all modern amenities, branded outlets, maintained roads.

Food, sight-seeing and shopping: one should taste the traditional litti-chowka while there and taste the sweets made of shudh ghee.

Activities & things to do: should visit the jubilee park for laser show.

Travel tips, How to reach, travel warnings etc: well connected to kolkata and orissa by train

Jamshedpur Experience: Jamshedpur: the Steel City . Jamshedpur , also known as Tatanagar never fails to capture the imagination of the visitor with its intriguing steel sculptures, verdant beauty, blossoming colors and magnificent illuminations. It is a city with hundreds of acres of parks and gardens. . Jubilee Park Jamshedpur's landscape is dotted with numerous well-planned and meticulously maintained recreational spots. The city boasts of 17 small and large parks. They provide much-needed relief from the pressures of everyday life. The lush green Jubilee Park, spread over 225 acres, adorned with flower beds, gardens and illuminated fountains . The city also has other parks and lakes like Sir Dorabji Tata Park,Dimna Lake,Located at a distance of 13 kms from the city limits, at the foot of the Dalma Hills, its salubrious surroundings are ideal for picnics and boat rides, Hudco Lake Nestled in the picturesque and hilly terrain of Telco Colony, the lake is a delightful retreat for those desirous of being 'in nature's lap' within the city precincts. Rivers' Meet ,'Domuhani' - this scenic confluence of Kharkai and Subarnarekha rivers, is located at the north-west tip of the city.Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary ,lurking in the thick cover of its jungles (193 sq kms) are elephants, barking deer, sloth bears, porcupines, leopards, tigers, etc. The steep slopes of Dalma Hills are also a trekker's delight.Tata Steel Zoological Park,located only a few kilometers away from the Steel Plant is the Zoo which houses a variety of animals and birds. The Safari Park in the zoo enables visitors to take a drive through a wooded area where animals roam free and uncaged. A visit to the Nature Education Centre, a boat ride in the Jubilee Lake or a walk in the Nature Trail are unique outlets to relax. Jubilee Amusement Park,the park has redefined entertainment in the Steel City. A special gift to the children of Jamshedpur, the amusement park provides entertainment that is available in far away metros only. The green hillocks and the waterbody provide a wonderful ambience for an outing where games like whirling in the wind, dashing cars, rolling till the moon, derby riding, caterpillar ride and a 75-meter slide can be enjoyed.

Food, sight-seeing and shopping: Eating Joints :Jamshedpur has many drinking and eating joints and which may not be called world class but all of them have their own differentiators and special feel.The major eating joints are Equinox,Centre Point,Cinnamon,Deep Purple and the Host. The Major Drinking joints in Jamshedpur are Adda,Xing and Golden Ice.But do not that Alcohol is strictly not served after 11PM due to local laws.

Activities & things to do: Destinations. Besides Parks and Lakes, the city has several industries like Tata Steel, Tata Motors,Timken,Tinplate co of India etc . It is also a famous business and trading centre of Jharkhand. Apart fro these, the city has many art and cultural centres like Tagore Academy.Nritya Kala Kendra, Jamshedpur School of Art, JRD Tata Auditorium, Centre for Excellence, Tribal Culture Centre and Centre for Excellence.

Travel tips, How to reach, travel warnings etc: By rail - The Railway Station at Jamshedpur is called Tatanagar. It is on the Howrah-Mumbai line. It is connected to Ranchi and Barkakhana, Asansol on the Howrah-Delhi line via Purulia and Adra, and Gua via Noamundi and Barajamda. There are direct trains from/to all the major cities of India, viz., Kolkata, Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Bangalore, Ranchi, Patna etc. Kolkata and Patna are linked with super fast trains. You may also take a train to Dhanbad or Ranchi and then a taxi to Jamshedpur. It may take around four hours from Dhanbad to Jamshedpur and two and a half to three from Ranchi. There is a ticketing office which opens at 8AM and opens till 8PM (except Sundays 2PM) for you to book your train tickets all over India. There are also current booking train counters for current bookings within the city from where tickets can be booked for all over India. There are ATMs of SBI and UTI on the station. Facilities like eating rooms,cobbler, cafe, rest rooms, waiting rooms are all available. There is no prepaid booth for autos at the Tatanagar station. However autos are available 24X7. One must be prepared to bargain hard. By bus - Regular bus services are available from Jamshedpur to Ranchi (140 km), Patna, Gaya, Kolkata (270 km), Hazaribag, Aurangabad, Patna, Gaya, Jahanabad, Gorakhpur, Ballia, Raxaul, Hazaribagh, Bokaro etc. By road - Jamshedpur is connected by road with most of the major cities in India. NH 32 connects Jamshedpur to Govindpur on NH 2 (Kolkata-Delhi) via Chandil, Chas and Dhanbad. NH 33 connects Chandil to Barhi on NH 2 (Kolkata-Delhi) via Bundu, Ranchi, Ramgarh and Hazaribagh and also in the opposite direction to Baharagora on NH 6 (Kolkata-Western India) via Mahulia. Kolkata is 270 km from Jamshedpur via Baharagora and Kharagpur. Ranchi is 140 km from Jamshedpur. The highyway from Ranchi is doubled laned but without a divider. Chandil is about 35 km from Jamshedpur. By air - Jamshedpur airport can be used for bringing in chartered planes but night landing facility is not available. Commercial flights have also started operating from Kolkata, Ranchi, Patna and New Delhi. The two nearest airports are Ranchi or Kolkata. Indigo has introduced kolkata - jamshedpur flights lately. There are two flights daily (to and fro) from Kolkata, one in the morning and one in the evening.

Jamshedpur Experience: Clean City Green City Steel City! You could see this slogan written all around Jamshedpur through the 90s. I used to live in an area called Old Farm Area, in Kadma, Jamshedpur between 1990 and 1996. Recently I took a trip down memory lane to Jamshedpur and to my surprise found that this theme still throbs through the city, which appears to be unexpectedly clean and orderly for a resident of the urban degeneration that is Kolkata.

Food, sight-seeing and shopping: Some things have changed, like my favourite Ice-cream parlour – Iceberg - has changed into a Cafe Coffee Day (opposite KMPM Inter college, Bistupur). Yet the Boulevard Hotel still towers over it, and I had a comfortable stay there. The best thing about Boulevard is that it is bang in the middle of Bistupur, the primary Market area and 4 km from the railway station, airport and bus stand. Places to see within the city include the enormous Jubilee park – a landscaped park with huge trees, well maintained gardens and Children’s park and Bhubaneshwari Temple located atop a hill.

Activities & things to do: One of the favourite destinations for a picnic is Dimna Lake - a large artificial reservoir made in the 1940s that is nestled among the Dalma hills and is replenished by several seasonal streams and the heavy rains that lash the city during the monsoons. This large water body attracts many birds during the winter and even in summer is a cool retreat away from the city confines. There are regular mini-bus services from Sakchi (ask for the timings for the last returning bus to the city to avoid being stranded overnight). Autos or cars can also be hired.

Travel tips, How to reach, travel warnings etc: With more time on hand you might consider taking on the Dalma hill range itself. Dalma is a Forest Reserve and a trip to it requires prior planning as it requires a night stay at a forest bungalow near the hill top to make your trip worthwhile. One can see the confluence of the Subarnarekha and Kharkai rivers as broad silver streaks in the sun. At night, sitting on the verandah of the Tata forest bungalow, one can view the lights of the city and spy the periodic bright orange glow of hot slag being discharged from the Steel factory.