Jamshedpur

Jamshedpur, as the burgeoning township was named in 1919 in tribute to Tata Steel's Founder, is India's first planned industrial city. It is a model for the harmonious co-existence of industry and environment. Acres of verdant parks and gardens dot the city and provide bucolic sanctuaries from the pressures of everyday life.

Excursion
Jubilee Park
Over 225 acres of lush green Parks dotted with flower beds and illuminated fountains, was presented by the Steel Company to the citizens of Jamshedpur in its Golden Jubilee Year.

TATA STEEL Zoological Park
A variety of fauna exists in conditions close to their natual habitat at the park. The adjoining lake, Jayanti Sarovar, offers boating facilities in idyllic scenery.

Sir Dorabji Tata Park
Manicured lawns and flower beds and brilliantly lit fountains provide a delightful touch of colour to the park.

Rivers' Meet
The scenic confluence of the Kharkhai and Subarnarekha rivers is located at the north-west tip of the city.

Hudco Lake
Nestled in the picture and hilly terrain of Telco colony, the lake is a delightful retreat for those disirous of being in nature's lap within the city precincts.

Dimna Lake
Located at a distance of 13 kms from the city limits, at the foot of the Dalma Hills, its salubrious surrondings are ideal for an outing or a picnic.

Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary
Lurking in the thick cover of its jungles (193 sq.km) are elephants, barking deer, sloth bears, porcupines, leopards, tigers, etc. The steep slopes of Dalma are a trekker's delight.

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