Exploring the Spirituality in Jharkhand - 2 Nights / 3 Days

1N Ranchi 1N Rajrappa

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Overview

The specially curated and customised 3-day and 2-night Jharkhand spirituality tour packages offer you a unique and culturally rich experience of the state. The tour starts from Ranchi, the city of waterfalls, where you can visit the famous Pahari Mandir.

Located at the top of the hill, the Pahari Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva, and the devotees need to climb 468 steps to reach the temple. The temple also holds historical significance, as during the British Raj, the British used to hang freedom fighters at the top of the hill.

You can also visit the famous Jagannath Temple of Ranchi, which was built in 1691. The temple was desecrated by Aurangzeb and was rebuilt in 1992.

On the second day of your 2-night tour, you can visit the Rajrappa temple, which is a significant Hindu pilgrimage site. The temple is also a part of the 51 Shakti Peeths, where the headless deity is worshipped.

The temple is also situated at the confluence of the Bhera River and the Damodar River. After offering you a prayer at the temple, you can move towards Deoghar, the final stop on your tour. In Deoghar, you can also visit the famous Trikut hill, which offers a scenic natural view and is also among the key pilgrimage sites in the city.

Itinerary

The package takes you on a spiritual route across Jharkhand's major spiritual centres, Ranchi, Rajrappa, and Deoghar.

Day 1: Arriving at Ranchi−

On the first day of your 3-day tour, our experienced representatives will ensure a hassle-free check-in to your hotel. You can visit the iconic Pahari Temple in Ranchi, which holds cultural as well as historical significance.

The Pahari temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva, and the devotees need to climb up 468 steps to reach the temple. You can also extend your first day route to the stunning Jagannath Temple, which was built in 1691. The temple is situated atop a hillock and is located about 10 kilometres away from the city.

Day 2: Visiting Rajrappa and Deogarh+

On the second day of your tour, you can visit the famous and iconic Rajrappa Temple. The temple is located at the confluence of the Bhera and the Damodar rivers, and a headless goddess, Maa Chhinnmastika, is worshipped in the temple.

In Rajrappa, you can spend the night exploring local dishes, like the famous Mutton Pachoni and Dhuska. Meat Salan and Chika Roti are also among the must-try dishes in Rajrappa.

Day 3: Offering Prayers at the Baidhnath Temple+

After praying at the temple, you can travel towards Deoghar, a city which houses one of the 12 Jyotilingas. You can explore and spend the night in the city of Deoghar.

The Baba Baidyanath Dham, or Baidyanath Temple, is considered among the major pilgrimage sites in the Hindu religion, where Lord Shiva is worshipped. In Deoghar, you can also visit Trikut Pahar and Tapovan, which are among the key outdoor attractions near Deoghar.

FAQs about Exploring the Spirituality in Jharkhand.

What are some of the famous must-visit outdoor attractions in Ranchi?

In Ranchi, you must visit various key outdoor attractions, like Tagor Hill, Jonah Falls, Dassam Falls, Hudru Falls, and Patratu Valley.

How far is Deoghar from Rajrappa?

Deoghar is about 5 hours, or 195 kilometres away from Rajrappa.

What types of accommodations are available in Rajrappa?

In Rajrappa, various types of accommodations are available, like budget-friendly hotels, guesthouses, and spiritual guest rooms.

What are some of the must-try dishes in Deoghar?

In Deoghar, you must try various types of regional dishes, like Dhuska, Litti Chokha, Koina Sag, Arsa, and Kurthi Dal. Apart from these, Dahi Chura, Rabri, and Chicken/Mutton curry are also recommended in Deoghar.