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Netarhat

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About this Destination

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.

Top 5 Places To Visit in Netarhat

Lower Ghaghri Waterfalls

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Upper Ghaghri Waterfalls

★ 3.4/5

Pine forest, Netarhat

★ 3/5

Magnolia Point

★ 3.3/5

Betla National Park

★ 4/5

Hotels & Stays in Netarhat

Local Cultures of Netarhat

Immerse yourself in the heritage, traditions, and local way of life.

Culture

Oraon Culture

The Oraon community, indigenous to the region, is known for its rich folk traditions, dances, and music.

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Year-round

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Santhal Culture

The Santhals celebrate their agricultural lifestyle through traditional songs, dances, and art forms.

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Year-round

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Munda Culture

The Munda tribe practices vibrant cultural rituals involving dance and music during harvest seasons.

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Harvest season

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Bhagata Culture

Known for their intricate handicrafts and traditional attire, the Bhagata community contributes to the cultural richness of Netarhat.

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Throughout the year

Culture

Rural Folk Arts

Netarhat is home to various folk arts, including painting and handloom weaving, reflecting the local traditions.

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Year-round

Festivals of Netarhat

Discover local events, music, and seasonal celebrations.

Festival

Karam Festival

A tribal harvest festival celebrated by various indigenous communities, involving music, dance, and rituals.

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August-September

Festival

Chhath Puja

Dedicated to the Sun God, this festival involves fasting and rituals performed on riverbanks.

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November

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Sarhul Festival

Celebrated to mark the arrival of spring and the worship of ancestral trees, involving traditional songs and dances.

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March-April

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Holi

A festival of colors celebrated by locals with zeal, involving music, dance, and festive foods.

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March

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Diwali

The festival of lights involves decorating homes, bursting crackers, and community celebrations.

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