Here we are exploring the best tourist places to visit in Jashpur. In the northeastern Corner of Chattisgarh, India blesses the world with a spectacular piece of land submerged with the charismatic beauty of natural flora and fauna.

The Oraon caste makes up the majority of Jashpur’s population, and agriculture is their main source of income. Jashpur was originally the capital of Jashpur State and is now part of the Jashpur district.

Whether you are looking for an affordable place to spend your vacation or you are a nature lover like me. Surely, one must visit the place once. All it is going to seem is “worth it” in the end.

In this section, we have mentioned crisp information about all the geographical, physical, archeological, and famous places of Jashpur. Read further to know more.

1. Kailash Gufa

The surrounding complex is the major domicile of Oraons and tribals, as it is rich in natural resources and occupied by tribals. There are various tourist attractions in Jashpur that are excellent for nature lovers and adventurers.

There is Alaknanda Falls near Kailash Cave which makes the atmosphere there even more pleasant.  This place is very good for nature lovers and religious people.  The relationship with the rocks, the water, the calm atmosphere, the jumping monkeys, and the chirping of the birds bring peace to the mind and a feeling of being close to nature.

2. Khudiyarani

Khudiyarani Cave is a popular travel attraction in Jashpur, Chhattisgarh. Khuriarani ki Gupha is a significant cultural site in Jashpur Nagar. The locals refer to this location as Korva Janjati, and it is located 17 kilometers from Bagicha Village. It is the most traditional way to go there; inside the hill lies the Khudiyarani Temple; the route is highly traditional for inside the hill since the cave is quite dark.

3. Kunkuri Church

A tribal-run church in Kunkuri town, Jashpur district, Chhattisgarh state, North India, is not just India’s biggest in terms of audience occupancy, but also Asia’s second-largest site of Christian worship. It is located in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Jashpur district.

In the year 1962, the foundation for this church was laid. Stanislas Lakra was the Bishop of Kunkuri Diocese at the time this church was completed. The foundation was created specifically to sustain this massive church structure with a single beam, and it took two years to complete.

The construction of the structure took 13 years once the foundation was ready. This church was supposed to be surrounded by woodland and hills at the time, but that altered over time. The location where the church now stands has grown into a metropolis.

The Church of Kunkuri holds the title of being Asia’s second-largest church. Aside from that, there is another characteristic of this chapel that is unique in its own right.

In this church, the number 7 has a unique meaning. There are seven terraces and seven doorways in this chapel. In the Catholic community, the number 7 is considered special, and there are seven days a week. God owns the seventh day. The church’s seven roofs are supported by a single beam. This church is so large that it can hold tens of thousands of people at once.

This year’s Christmas festival is being held in a basic manner in the cathedral.

4. Dangari Waterfall

In Chhattisgarh, there are numerous religious and natural tourism attractions. If we talk about the tourism attractions in the Jashpur district in this episode, there are still many natural waterfalls that are undiscovered, one of which is Dangari Falls. Because it is hidden in the woodland and the way to get there is interesting, it is worth visiting.

If we talk about its beauty, it is one of Chhattisgarh’s most stunning waterfalls. The surrounding deep forest, with water dripping from a height of roughly 100 feet and birds chirping, is hypnotic.

Dangari Falls is located between the villages of Sulesa and Pandarapath in the Bagicha Development Block of Chhattisgarh’s Jashpur district. This waterfall is around 200 feet tall and is divided into three sections; from afar, it appears as if there are several waterfalls. The surrounding lush green woodlands and rushing rivers provide a stunning scene.

This location is nothing short of a nature lover’s utopia; the flowing water appears milky like milk as it hits the rocks, and the sound of the pouring water can be heard from afar. When the rays of the dying sun collide with the hill and fall on the waterfall, it creates a sparkling effect in the water.

5. Deshdekha

What can we say about this place except that it is a fantastic location? This encounter gives you a great feeling when you stand on this hilltop and look down at the lower location. Another thing is that the blue sky and the green ground both appear to be embracing one another. The name “Deshdekha” is a prime illustration of this Mountain. From this vantage point, the Mayali Dam appears to be in fine shape.

From the top of Desh Dekha, you can view all of Jashpur. During rainy days, the scenery becomes even more gorgeous and enjoyable.

The panoramic view of Mayali and sunrise from this location is spectacular; nevertheless, there is a lot of fog before sunrise, and you can see the Tyndall effect on the road leading to this location.

6. Sarudih Tea Garden

Sarudih Tea Garden is a magnificent and secret tea plantation region that is currently undeveloped and offers a wonderful and soothing experience walking through the breathtaking tea plantation. At the counter, one can purchase Sarudih tea to take home. The rains during our stay made the verdant plantation look even greener. It is a must-see location.

By the way, the district of Jashpur is known for its art, culture, and enormous forest wealth, as well as its natural beauty, which includes hills and scenic plains. In the last five years, the effective production of tea in Sarudih has given Jashpur a new identity.

7. SOGRA Ashram

Jashpur Nagar is roughly 18 kilometres away from Sograh Aghor Asram. It houses the Avdhot Bhagvan shri Ram temple. Visitors have travelled from all over the world to see this historical site, and they want to learn more about Lord Aghoreswar’s life.

8. Makarbhanja Fall

Makarbhanja Falls is located two kilometers from Mahanai village in the Jashpur region of Chhattisgarh, on the Mahan river, a tributary of the Rihand river. The only way to get to this waterfall is to trek down an inaccessible road.

The height of this waterfall is unknown, according to government records. However, its height is estimated to reach around 400 meters, which is higher than the current highest waterfall in Chhattisgarh, “Tirathgarh.”

The Makarbhanja Falls are encircled by vegetation. This waterfall is only two steps high. This is a stunning location.

To reach Makarbhanja Falls, two kilometers can be reached on foot and by walking along the paths adjacent to several feet deep gorges.  Due to the fall from a great height, the view of this waterfall looks quite captivating.  Recently, after the photo of this waterfall came on social media, local people and officials came to know about it.

After knowing about this waterfall, many tourists are also coming to see it, but due to the dangerous roads, most of the people are not able to reach the waterfall.

9. Ranidah Fall

Ranidah Falls is located in the Jashpur district of Chhattisgarh, some 15 kilometers from the district seat, within deep forests. Similar to how there is a Shiva temple at every waterfall, there is also a Shiva temple near the waterfall.

Ranidah Falls is located in Chhattisgarh’s Jashpur district. It also has religious significance because of the nearby Mahakaleshwar temple and historical site Panchbhaiya.

Ranidah Falls, meanwhile, drops from a height of 40 to 50 feet above sea level. is located in the middle of And there is water in this waterfall for 12 months of the year, and every year lakhs of tourists come here to find peace of mind. Its beauty is unrivaled, and the famous Mahakaleshwar temple is built here.

On the one hand, it is widely believed that Rani Siromania, the daughter of Orissa’s monarch, committed herself this spring because her family would not accept her love. As a result of her suicide in the spring, this location is known as Rani Dah.

10. Rajpuri Falls

Rajpuri Falls is a famous tourist destination in the state of Chhattisgarh.  It is three km from the Bagicha development block headquarters of the Jashpur district.  m.  Is situated at this distance.

This waterfall is a waterfall flowing for twelve months of the year.

Its beauty remains intact even during the summer season, but its natural beauty shines even more during the rainy season.

The Rajpuri Waterfall is 90 kilometers from the district headquarters of Jashpur. This waterfall is located between two mountains, and the cascading water on the rocks from a great height creates a stunning sight. The height of this waterfall is approximately 100 feet, and tourists and Shiva worshippers worship Shiva beside the waterfall.

This is a year-round waterfall; its beauty is preserved over the summer, but Rudra is best seen during the rainy season. This waterfall is a popular picnic area where visitors go to have picnics during tea festivals.

There is a decent arrangement for tourists, there is a community-building near the waterfall, there is also a convenience to sit and watch the waterfall, and a Watch Tower has also been built to observe the wonderful scenery.

11. Kotebira IB River

With a rocky setting and seductive vistas finishing at the point of the hill range, it has a really nice sensation. According to a saying, the Lord had come here in the past and was quite delighted. There was talk of building a dam there to give some more beauty to the environment overnight. It began but was unable to finish before sunrise, thus the task was not completed, and the rock now resembles a dam wall. Here is where the Sal Puja fair takes place.

The Kotebira Eb River appears to be from another planet. This place’s eerie atmosphere has a certain allure to it. The river is more than vibrant; it is tranquil and calm. The stone wall on the sides appears to be prehistoric and recounts a story from the past. This river, like many others in Indian mythology, has a narrative to tell.

The River and its surroundings are thought to have pleased God so much that he chose to construct a dam here. However, owing to unforeseen circumstances, he was unable to continue his task and left it incomplete. This may explain why there is a stony dam-like wall at the river’s edge. This lovely river may be found about 10 kilometers from Tapkara village.

How to Reach?

By Airways

The nearest airport to Jashpur is in Ranchi, the state capital of Jharkhand. Direct flights to Ranchi are available from Delhi, Mumbai, Bhopal, Bhubaneshwar, Kolkata, Jabalpur, and other cities.

By Railways

Ranchi, Jharsuguda, and Raigarh are the closest railway stations to Jashpur. Raigarh has a well-developed railway network that connects it to the rest of India.

By Roadways

Jashpur is well connected by road to Bhilai, Raipur, Bastar, Raigarh, Jharsuguda and Ranchi. Jashpur is served by National Highways 78 and 43.