Netarhat

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"Queen of Chotanagpur Plateau"

Netarhat Tourism

Falling in the Latehar district of Jharkhand, Netarhat is the highest point of Chotanagpur plateau, popularly known as Queen of Chotanagpur. It is best known for the sunrise and sunset views it offers, especially during summers. When travelling by road from Ranchi to Netarhat, you will cross seven hills on your way and a little more than 96 miles.

Netarhat comes under the tag of lesser-known tourist places. Netarhat is around 156 km to the west of Ranchi and 210 km from Daltonganj. It is also notable for the renowned Netarhat Residential School which was started in the year 1954. Essentials like medicines are a must-carry as there is a low probability of chemist shops being present nearby.

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Restaurants and Local Food in Netarhat

Netarhat is a plateau region and do not have a lot to offer in terms of food. The small eateries around this area typically serve a mixture of Bihari and Bengali cuisines.
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Suggested Itinerary for Netarhat

Day 1 - The first thing you must do is try not to miss viewing the sunrise early in the morning. Once you freshen up you can spend the rest of the day visiting the various waterfalls. In the evening, make it a point to go to the Magnolia Point, which is at the distance of ten kilometres from Netarhat, to witness the glorious sunset.
Day 2 - You can either spend the day taking a walk in nature or spend the day where you are staying or visit the Netarhat School and the Netarhat Dam.

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Netarhat, Jharkhand
Upper Ghaghri Waterfalls
Magnolia Point
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What is famous about Netarhat?

Does not get very crowded. Can be visited any time of the year. Pleasant climate during summers.

What is not so good about Netarhat?

Not very well linked to other major cities.

Who should visit Netarhat?

Perfect for those who wish to spend their vacation away from the crowds surrounded by nature and beauty.

What is the best time to visit Netarhat?

The best time to visit Netarhat is during the spring and early summer months. However, surrounded by beautiful highlands of Chotanagpur and pristine waterfalls, Netrahat is an all-year-round destination for a quick weekend retreat.
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What is the local food in Netarhat?

Netarhat is a plateau region and do not have a lot to offer in terms of food. The small eateries around this area typically serve a mixture of Bihari and Bengali cuisines.
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What is the best way to reach Netarhat?

Netarhat is not very well linked to other towns and cities. The only way to reach Netarhat directly is to travel by road.

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What are the places near Netarhat?

The top places near to Netarhat are Varanasi which is 242 km from Netarhat, Ranchi which is located 107 km from Netarhat, Bodh gaya which is located 153 km from Netarhat, Hazaribagh which is located 125 km from Netarhat, Darjeeling which is located 563 km from Netarhat

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Arun Sadhukan

2 years ago
Nice place with Greenway and also cleancity with GOOD maintenance of jhakhandd govt we are very much enjoying Netar hat next year further shall come

Rohit Shroff

5 years ago
- Don't miss the sunset and sunrise here, as they are the most important reasons to visit Netarhat.
- Netarhat is cold, however not so cold that you'd have to carry woolens.

Sushant Rath

5 years ago
Netarhat is a useless place to visit. No good hotel, no restaurant, no light, no public transport. People are unnecessary hyped about dunrise and sunset is similar to your home. Mongolia point/sunset (Read More) point is useless. Even if you want to visit then plan only after confirmed booking only in Pravat Vihar (unless you are a senior Forest Dept official).