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City in Jharkhand, India
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Jamshedpur (जमशेदपुर Jamśedpur) is the largest city in the state of Jharkhand.
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This park is at Shastri Nagar along the banks of the Kharkhai river.
Located in Telco, atop a small hill. Offers a panoramic view of the city, and the scenic surroundings (breathtaking view of a meandering river.) The temple premises add a serene and spiritual touch to the surroundings.
Located approximately 13 km from the centre of the township. It is a manmade lake built by Tata Steel for water supply to the town. It has wonderful scenario near the Dalma hills. This lake is surrounded by mountains in all four directions, and has a guest house of Tata Steel.
Located in Telco Colony, is a beautiful park and picnic spot with an artificial waterfall and lake.
This park was a gift by Tata Steel to the citizens of Jamshedpur on its 50th anniversary. This 200-acre park, with a rose garden and a lake, now has a zoo and an amusement park. A favourite with joggers, cyclists and anglers. The Laser show and the musical fountains (introduced in 2000) is an excellent centre of attraction for the visitors.
Very famous temple of Goddess Kali, made on a raised cut mountain.
This well known stadium has hosted several One Day International cricket matches, but is no longer in use.
Domuhani
The confluence of rivers Kharkai and Subarnarekha. A popular picnic spot.
A unique structure, just outside the Jubilee Park, designed by the famous architect, Hafeez Contractor, is home to the many professional associations of Jamshedpur. It also houses the Tata Steel Archives, where one can see documents relating to the history of the Steel Company and the city.
This park is near Keenan Stadium, and hosts Jamshedpur's annual flower show in December.
Tata Steel Zoological Park
Located in Sakchi, one of the favourite tourism place in Jamshedpur.
A famous mosque in Dhatkidih, fully in white colour like Taj Mahal.
Colonial House
It was built in 1936. Nowadays it is a shopping mall.
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Drive 20 min through Tata-Purulia Highway towards Purulia. There is a driveway from the base to the top of the hill, where you can stay. There are two facilities, one provided by JUSCO and the other by the Forest Dept.
This temple is atop a small hill and offers a panoramic view of the city.
A great multicuisine restaurant with a great view of the Tata Steel factory (best viewed at night). Located next to the Gurudwara in Sakchi.
A suburban bar and restaurant in Bistupur.
Good value for moeny. At the Sonnet Hotel, South Park Bistupur. It's a 24/7 facility. Breakfast here starts at 6AM.
It is a beautiful Bar with Egyptian background on the walls, a swimming pool, and an ice cream parlour.
Is a part of Hotel Asian Inn at Dhatkidih. Best Mughlai food you can ever have and don't miss the sizzlers if you happen to be there.
A new restaurant on a slightly expensive side in Sakchi Area in the Hotel Smita International. Has a big screen to entertain you with music videos or any important sports event that are on.
Quite cheap place for non-vegetarians, situated at Sakchi next to Shopper's Square mall.
The most expensive restaurant of Jamshedpur, part of the Sonnet Hotel.
A luxurious hotel with spacious parking lots and excellent quality food and service available.
This is not a part of a hotel. Very good food and not very expensive. Located Near Hyundai Showroom, Bistupur.
The best hotel for authentic Bengali cuisine. The Taj festival is also famous .
The Fortune Hotel Centre Point in Bistupur has this great vegetarian Italian Restaurant.
A great place to eat on the little more expensive side situated in Bistupur.
A very good pure vegetarian restaurant at Yashkamal Complex, Main Road Bistupur.
A beautiful resort 16 km (10 miles) away from Jamshedpur on the Jamshedpur-Ranchi highway.
The bar of the Sonnet hotel is an expensive but excellent place to spend evening.
A good restaurant with good service and tasty food. Not so expensive.
A beautiful bar with an Egyptian background on the walls, swimming pool, and an ice cream parlour.
This comfortable bar at Hotel Ganga International offers very Standard Services.
A great sports bar with very tasty food, also has a pool table.
The ITC Fortune Hotel Centre Point has a bar serving drinks.
Has meeting rooms for business travellers and a gym for fitness junkies. Provides free parking and free breakfast. Pets are not allowed.
The latest in youth fashion and footwear.
Better known as the Sunday vegetable market.
Best markets, fashion stores, car showrooms, and the best hotels and restaurants.
The largest wholesale market for grains and foodstuff.
Electronics, CDs, video games and fashion.
This is the most important market for the employees of Tata Motors.
Sakchi is present in the centre of Jamshedpur. Here you will find a very big market which is called Sakchi Bazaar, all types of malls, shops and show rooms.
Similar to Amar Market.
Internet cafe, beauty parlor for both men and women, medical store and other stores.
Has retailing spaces including a hypermarket, department store, multiplex, entertainment zone, food court, restaurants, gym, banquet halls, retail shops, and a hotel.
By bus
Regular bus services are available to Jamshedpur from Ranchi (140 km), Patna, Gaya, Kolkata (270 km), and Hazaribagh.
By car
Jamshedpur is connected by road with most of the major cities in India. NH 18 connects Jamshedpur to Govindpur on NH 19 (Kolkata-Agra) via Chandil, Chas and Dhanbad.
By plane
There are no commercial flights to Jamshedpur airport which is restricted to chartered planes of the Tata group.
Hired cars, minibuses and auto rickshaws are available in all parts of the town. Auto Rickshaws are available 24/7 at Jamshedpur railway station. However, there is no pre paid booth. Be prepared to bargain hard.
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