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A
plateau, four miles long and two and a half miles
broad. It is in the extreme of the district, the
highest point of which is 3,800 feet above the sea
level. It is in Mahuadanr police station and is 96
miles west of Ranchi across seven hills. This is the
highest point on the plateau of Chhotanagpur.
Netarhat is a place of peculiar charm which has a
laid its spell on many casual visitors. The
stillness of the jungle and the cool and refreshing
air brings relief from the dust and heat of the
plains. Netarhat has a game sanctuary amidst pine
forest the bestow singular arboreal interest in this
part. Some time back it used to be the permanent
summer station of the Governor.
The temperature of Netarhat is cooler than Ranchi
all the year on round. It can be said that this
place is the coolest in the whole of Jharkhand
State. The place has also been provided with an
Agricultural Farm. There are inspection bungalows
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Netarhat
Public School |
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In
November,1954 a public school was started at this
place by the state Government, admission to which is
received merit alone. The admission fees are charged
according to the parents income. The admission age
is 10 - 12 years and the education is imparted for
preparing the boys for higher secondary examination,
Jamalpur Railway Engineering and various other
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medium of instruction is Hindi but English and
Sanskrit are also taught from the beginning to
secure a satisfactory standard. A number of top Bureaucrats
and Tecnocrats are the product of this august
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Upper
Ghaghri water Falls |
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4
kms from Netarhat and a unique picnic spot. Inside
a beautiful valley the over flown water o Netarhat
Dam makes a very loving small waterfall.
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Lower
Ghaghri
water Falls
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Situated
at a distance of 10 kms from Netarhat in lush green
and pass through the forests of a poet's
imagination-deep, dense and delighting. On reaching
there witness the stunning fall of water deep down
to about 320 feet making a majestic waterfall. The
forest is so dense that even sunrays find difficult
to pierce through it. forest. A place of scenic
beauty and picnic spot. |
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Lodh Falls |
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About
60 kms away from Netarhat deep in to the forests the
river Burha makes a fantastic and majestic water
fall of about 468 feet height claiming to be the
highest waterfall of Jharkhand. The thundering sound
of the fall is audible even 10 kms from it. The
spectacular sight of the fall explains the
profundity and greatness of the nature. water falls
from a height of 468 feet.
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Photos
of Tourist Places in Netarhat |
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Netarhat
has a wonderful climate and in the July and August
it does not become moist. In summer Netarhat has a
very cool climate. The plateau is ringed by forest
and the rainfall usually does not exceed 60 inches
per year. There are patches of pines and cypresses
grown by the Forest Department and both the species
have taken to the soil very kindly. Apples and
peaches are grown but the fruits are not very big.
English vegetables could easily be grown. The place
has now been freed from malaria.
There are a number of flowering trees particularly
of Bauhinia and Cassia species. Season flowers could
be grown throughout the year. It has been held the
flowering trees of different species could be very
well grown on the plateau which will ensure a feast
of flowers throughout the year. There are bus
services both from Ranchi and Daltonganj to Netarhat.
The development of Netarhat will open the
neighbouring
Chhechhari valley and other hill tops such as
Jamirapat (3,747 feet above sea level ) and Gulgupat
(3,819 feet above sea level ). Jharkhand’s second
highest fall, the Burhaghagh with a sheer drops of
466 feet is also near Netarhat but at present
accessible only to the hiker. Netarhat offers plenty
of big game shooting with permission from the Forest
Department. Tigers are common in certain sections.
With the development of Netarhat which has been
taken up, it will have great attraction to the
general tourists, hiker, shikari and
anthropologists. There
is one important beauty spot in Netarhat. |
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The
sight of the sunrise near the Palamu dak bungalow
and sunset at Mangolia point about six miles from
the Public school. It is advisable that tourist must
see the SUNRISE and SUNSET in Neterhat. Presently
Neterhat is situated in new created district LATEHAR
from PALAMU.
With the
opening of Communication through forests and the
availability of a series of beautiful camping sites
and place on of interest and beauty, Palamau
Division is ideal for the development of tourism
particularly for the motorists and the hikers. As a
matter of fact it is possible probably to exploit
the wonderful facility of tourism by organizing
visits of tourism tourists keen to shot wild life by
gun of camera some of the forest bungalows namely
Neterhat, Kechaki, Mahuamilan, Belta, etc., Offer
very good facilities for stay Neterhat is one of the
most famous beauty spots in Jharkhand. Presently
Neterhat and National Park Betla are situated in the
newly created Districts Latehar there are also a
number of excellent camping sites. There are a
series of water falls in this Districts which are
well worth a visit.
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Rivers |
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The
general line of drainpipe is from south to north
towards the SON, which forms parts of the northern
boundary of the districts .The principals rivers are
Koel and its tributaries, the Auranga and the Amanat.
There are also last of smaller streams, most of
which are mere mountain torrents which rock–strewn
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The
Koel Auranga and Amanat are similar in this respect
for their upper reaches are characterized by high
banks Generally rugged and occasionally precipitous
with a rapid stream dashing over boulders and
shingle or gliding. Calmly, except in time of spate,
in shadow parts terminated by rocky barriers.
Further north these rivers have deep sandy beds,
into which the water sinks out of sight in the hot
weather, percolating through the soft sand. Until
some outcrop of rock arrests its course and forces
it to the surface. |
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