Belpahari Tourist - Jhargram Palace Heritage

Ghagra Water Fall

Ghagra situated at a distance of 8 K.M. from Belpahari under Belpahari Gram Panchayat in the midst of wild greenery and rocky pedestal is a sight of amazing beauty. The gurgling streams of Ghagra lashing against the craggy rocks offer the visitors a rare glimpse of nature’s glory. Ghagra, a small waterfall attracts the visitors for its uncanny splendour and majestic flow of unfettered water currents. The rustic environs, enigmatic bushes and overarching rocks lend an inexplicable aura to the place. This is the place where once the shooting of the Bengali film “Behula Lakhindar” took place. The rustic innocence of the people leaves a deep impact on the hearts of the motley visitors. During rainy season the beauty of the Ghagra Water Fall comes in its manifold grandeur. Hordes of people throng to the place to have impromptu picnic and get-together.

Ghagra Water fall

Ghagra Water falls

Garrasini Ashram

Garrasini Ashram located at the feet of the Garrasini Hill is dotted with thick forests & mazy paths. People from various walks of life travel to this place to spend their time in serene meditation as the Ashram is a centre of spiritual gospels and practices. Inspired by the ideals of Lahiri Maharaj and Swami Yogananda the centre offers the pilgrims unique opportunity of basking in spiritual enlightenment. Every year a religious Utsab is held in the Bengali month “Agrahayan” at the Garrasini Ashram where people sit in deep meditation and enjoy the bliss of solitude. Far from the madding crowd Garrasini Hill is haven of colourful birds which spread the message of eternal joy.

Garrasini Ashram

Kankrajhore Forest

Kankrajhore enveloped by verdant forest and amazing skyline leaves one mesmerised by the sheer chastity of nature’s elegance. Kankrajhore, 25 K.M. away from Belpahari allures visitors by its abundant growth of woods and undulating hilly terrain. Mazy paths criss-crossing wild greenery leading to Kankrajhore is something one can cherish forever. Kankrajhore is also a familiar haunt for those who want to familiarize themselves with the unique and interesting facets of tribal lives. The teeming populace of tribals engaged in their household chores offer the visitors a rare opportunity to have a first-hand insight into the rich cultural heritage of the tribal community. Droves of visitors have the lure of staying with the local tribals in their well-carved houses sharing their staple diet and indulging in their folklores.

Kankrajhor

Tarafeni Barrage

Tarafeni Barrage under Belpahari Gram Panchayat is another attractive place where public get enthralled at the sight of impetuous sway of the river currents against the rocky boulders, particularly during rainy season. It is the place where the visitors gaze on the meandering currents of the river criss-crossing the zig-zag paths. This barrage is an important source of providing drinking water to thousands of the people in the area. Tarafeni river receives its share of water mainly from Mukutmonipur Dam. Its beauty becomes all the more sparkling when the Barrage releases surplus water from the channels and the dancing and leaping currents of water leave one wondering at the marvels of nature. It is at a distance of nearly 5 k.m. from Belpahari.

Tarafeni Dam

Kanaisahar Hill

Kanaisahar, 12 k.m. away from Belpahari bordering Jharkhand is simply a sight of rugged beauty. Flanked on each side by dense forest Kanaisahar mountain stands out as a towering glory of nature. Overlooking villages situated at the foot hills teeming with agricultural activity and countrymen attending to their household chores this hilly spot offers a panoramic view. A village mela is held every year in the month of July on the top of the hill. People from far and wide swarm to this place to offer worship to the mountain god. In the mela colourful stalls displaying a wide range of homemade toys, articles and handicraft add to the feverish tempo of the mela. The sight of women carrying their children on their laps and old men, though weighed down by the burden of their age while climbing up & negotiating the steep slopes of Kanaisahar hill creates shivers down the spirit of the onlookers. Kanaisahar offers a rare chance of adventure as well as sightseeing.

Kanaisahar Hill

Khandarani Dam

The myriad-faceted nature comes in its fullest magnificence when one happens to visit Khandarani Dam cuddled up in captivating forests and ubiquitous expanse of mountains. The murmuring water currents mingled with shimmering sunlight finding their way into the vast swathes of agriculture land through the Dam channels make the onlookers gaze spell-bound at the mystifying marvels of nature. Khandarani Dam snuggled in the lap of pristine nature, only 15 minutes car ride from Belpahari is one of the most attractive places under Binpur-II Dev. Block. The multi-coloured migratory birds defying man-made boundaries swarm to Khandarani Dam and spend their winter in utter abandon and rant the air with their incessant flap and flutter. The luxuriant growth of flora and foliage around Khandarani leaves one with speechless wonder.

Khandarani Dam

Dhangikushum Water fall

Dhangikushum Water fall is a natural beauty under Belpahari regioun.

Dhangikushum, Belpahari

Laljal Cave, Belpahari

As the name suggest, In this range a red water stream was found. now it is dead. During rainy season it is found. Belpahari is fill of natural resources and rarest material found. A small hill which built on black stones and man-made Den found. The rock structure is different from its surroundings. Laljal Cave is almost rearest in Belpahari

Khandarani Dam