Jamshedpur Tour Packages

Explore the steel city of India, Jamshedpur, which is also known as the Pittsburgh of India because of its significant role in steel production. The city is among the key industrial and cultural hubs of the state of Jharkhand and features key tourist destinations.

In Jamshedpur, you can experience tranquillity and calmness across various beautiful gardens like the Jubilee Park and Sir Dorabji Tata Park, offering you a serene ambience, along with a scenic view. 

In Jamshedpur, you can also explore the iconic Dimna Lake, an artificial lake situated at the foothills of the Dalma Hills. The lake offers you a scenic view of the sunset, surrounded by lush green hills. You can also explore the popular Tata Steel Zoological Park, located near the Jubilee Park.

The zoological park houses a wide range of animals and offers various activities, like nature trail, butterfly park, nature education centre, and safari park area. 

How To Reach Jamshedpur

By Air: The Jamshedpur Airport is a smaller domestic airport, offering limited flights. The Ranchi Airport is also about 130 kilometres from Jamshedpur city. 

By Train: Jamshedpur houses a significant railway station, known as Tatanagar Railway Station, and it offers trains to various destinations in India. 

By Road: You can also reach Jamshedpur via road, from Ranchi, which is about 125 kilometres away, and takes about 3 hours to cover the distance. 

Key Attractions in Jamshedpur

• Jubilee Park: Famous for its fountains, zoo, and other recreational activities. 
• Sir Dorabji Tata Park: Offers a serene atmosphere with a well-maintained landscape. 
• Dimna Lake: A scenic artificial lake, situated at the foothills of Dalma Hills. 
• Hudco Lake: Artificial lake, adjacent to an artificial waterfall.
• Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary: a natural sanctuary, featuring diverse flora and fauna. 

Must-Try Food of Jamshedpur

• Dhuska: Deep-fried snack made from rice and chickpea dal.
• Sattu Pratha: Flatbread with roasted gram flour stuffing.
• Chilka Roti: Unique dosa-like roti, made from rice and beans.
• Mitha Khaja: A Sweet, fried delicacy, generally prepared during celebrations.