Gurugram

Gurugram at a glance

Gurgaon is a city just southwest of New Delhi in northern India. It’s known as a financial and technology hub. The Kingdom of Dreams is a large complex for theatrical shows. Sheetala Mata Mandir is an orange-and-white-striped Hindu temple. The Vintage Camera Museum showcases cameras and prints spanning a century. West of the city, Sultanpur National Park is home to hundreds of bird species.

Area 732 km²
Population
Winter Temperature 2 °C
Summer Temperature 19 °C, Wind NW at 11 km/h, 56% Humidity
Best Time To Visit

May -June

  • Air

    the Nearest Domestic Airport Is Lok Nayak Jayaprakash Airport, Patna, Located At A Distance Of 272 Kms From Deoghar. Patna Has Daily Flights To Many Cities Like Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi, Kolkata, Lucknow, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Ranchi, Bhopal, Ahmedabad, Goa And Vishakhapatnam.

  • Rail

    the Railway Station Is Located In Baidyanath Dham At A Distance Of 7 Kms From Deoghar And Is Well Connected With Many Major Cities Like New Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Varanasi, Allahabad And Bhubaneswar Etc.

  • Road

    deoghar Is 16 Kms From Sarawan, 36 Kms From Sarath, 41 Kms From Jarmundi, 52 Kms From Chandmari, 52 Kms From Bengabad, 68 Kms From Deori, 70 Kms Form Giridih, 132 Kms From Dhanbad, 148 Kms From Koderma, 183 Kms From Hazaribagh, 278 Kms From Ranchi And Is Linked Via Jharkhand State Road Transport Corporation Limited, West Bengal State Road Transport Corporation Limited And Some Private Travel Services.

  • Baidyanath Temple

    Ravana Went To Mount Kailash And Prayed To Lord Shiva. Lord Shiva Gave Him A Jyotirlinga And Asked Him To Take It To His Land. Ravana Was Not Supposed To Break His Journey And Place The Lingam Any Where Else. In Case Of Such A Mishappening, The Lingam Would Remain Fixed On That Spot Forever. The Gods Were Most Unhappy At The Idea Of The Divine Lingam Being Established In The Enemy Kingdom, Which Would Render Them Powerless Against Their Adversary, Ravana. A Strategy Was Soon Worked Out To Outwit The Enemy. The God Of Water, Varuna Entered Ravana?s Body And Urged Him To Relieve Himself. Meanwhile, Vishnu Disguised As An Old Brahmin, Befriended Ravana And Offered Himself To Hold The Jyotirlinga For A Minute. Ravana Realised His Folly When He Returned To See The Lingam On The Ground With The Brahmin Nowhere To Be Seen. Ravana Did His Best To Uproot The Lingam But Beyond Breaking The Tip He Was Unsuccessful. He Finally Prostrated Before The Invincible Lingam, Which Has Ever Since Remained Rooted At Deogarh. In Deep Remorse, Ravana Used To Come To This Place Everday And Worship The Lingam By Offering Water From The Ganges. Historically The Temple Is Dated To 1596 When A Hunter By The Name Of Baiju, Discovered The Lost Lingam. Since Then It Came To Be Known As Baidyanath And People Also Call It Kamma Lingam - The Desire Fulfilling Lingam.kamana Ling Is Located About 1 Km From The Railway Station.

  • Naulakha Temple

    The Beautiful Temple Of Radha-krishna On The Outskirts Of Deogarh Is Worth A Visit For Its Sheer Architectural Appeal. It Was Built By One Of The Disciples Of Balanand Brahmachari, Rani Charushila , The Queen Of Pathuriaghat Of Deoghar. Balanand Brahmachari Used To Meditate At Tapoban, 8 Km From The City. Tapoban Is An Equally Fascinating Place Famous For Its Hill Top Temples And Caves.

  • Tapovan

    Situated On The Eastern Front Of Deoghar About 9 Kms From The City Is A Famous Place Of "pahari Mandirs" Where Are A No. Of Caves And It Was A Meditation Place For The Rishis And Munis For A Long Time. Thus It Came To Be Known As Tapovan.

  • Rikhia Dham

    This World Famous Yogashram Of "shivanand Math Yogacharya" Continues To Serve The People And Provides New Life To The Needy, Is Situated About 9 Kms Away From Deoghar In The Northern Part Of The Town. This Yogashram Is A New Branch Of World Famous "shivanand Math Of Munghyi" Every Year On The Eve Of "shri Krishnajanamastmi" And "sita Kalyanam" A "shatchandi Mahayagya" Is Organized In Which Innumerable Devotees From This Country And Abroad Take Part To In It.

  • Trikuta Hill

    It Is Situated 13 Km Away From Deoghar On The Way To Dumka. There Are Three Main Peaks On The Hill Which Is Why It Is Called Trikutachal. The Height Of This Hill Is 2,470 Feet (750 M). There Is Also A Temple Of Shiva At This Place Known As Trikutachal Mahadeva Temple. It Is The Mouth Of River Mayurakshi. Here We Also Find An Altar Of The Goddess Of Trishuli. It Is An Attractive Place With A Cool Stream Flowing. Now This Have Jharkhand's First Ropeway.

  • Satsang Ashram

    Satsang Ashram : This Ashram Is A Holy Place To Visit For Many Foloowers Of Shri Shri Thakur Anukulachandra Which Propagates Arya Dharma And Culture. It Also Has A Museum And A Zoo With A Sarva Dharma Mandir, Which Is Worth Seeing.

  • Nandan Hills

    It's A Beautiful Hill And Lies On The Western Side Of Deoghar-the Whole Town And Its Surroundings Is Visible From Here. For The Tourists There Are Various Arrangements Like Train, Russian Swing, Boating Club, Restaurants, Etc, Together With A Big Statue Of 'nandi' - All These Attract Numerous Visitors To This Place.

  • Pagal Baba Temple

    Pagala Baba Temple: A Pair Of Temples Situated On The West Nad About 1.5 Km Away From The Station Of Jasidih And 9 Kms. From Deoghar Is The Ashram Of Late Leelanand Chakrovorty, Also Known As Pagla Baba. For 101 Years Baba Had Promised To Continue Bhajans And Kirtans Here , Which Still Continues Here Day And Night.

  • Nav Durga Temple

    Nav Durga Temple Is About 2.5 Km Away From Deoghar Is Situated An Attractive Temple Of Maa Durga Which Has A Metallic Temple Of Maa Durga, And Paintings Depicting Her Nine Forms.

  • Harila Joria

    Harila Joria Is A Shiva Temple Situated In The Northern Direction Of Deoghar At A Distance Of 5 Km. There Is An Old Shivalingam In This Temple And According To Local Legends It Had Sprung Up From Beneath A Yellow Myrobalan ( Haritaki) Tree For Which This 'linga' Is Also Called 'haritakinath'.

  • Ramkrishna Mission Ashram

    Ramkrishna Mission Ashram: It Is A Famous Educational Center Based On The Principles Of Shri Ram Krishna And His Disciple Swami Vivekananda. There Is A Museum , A Zoo And A Artistic Temple Of Shri Ramkrishna At This Place.

  • Hindi Vidya Peeth

    About 1 Km Away In The Northern Part Of Baba Mandir Is This Vidyapeeth Established By Our First President Dr. Rajendra Prasad In The Year. 1929 And He Served As The Vice Chancellor Of This Institution. Here Foreigners And Non-hindi Students Are Taught Hindi.

  • Shopping

    Shopping In Deoghar Largely Consists Of Tribal Handicrafts. Population Of Jharkhand Is Divided Into Several Groups Of Tribes. These People Have Developed A Wealthy Tradition Of Crafts And Arts. Some Of The Tribes Reside Nearby Deoghar. The Skilled Hands Of The Artisans Design Beautiful Array Of Handicrafts. Some Of The Paintings Painted In The Paitkar Style Are Worth To Purchase. Shopping In Deoghar Offers A Nice Opportunity To Sort Out Beautiful Ornaments And Metal Works At The Street Shops. There Are No Huge Shopping Complexes In Deoghar. Most Of The Vendors Organize Their Shops On The Streets. These Street Vendors Sale Stone Carvings, Bamboo Works And Wood Creates At Reasonable Rates. While Shopping In Deoghar Try To Bargain For The Rates Of The Items. Most Of The Items Are Sold Here On Bargaining Basis. After Seeing The Beautiful Handicrafts Some Buyers Pay The Sum As Told By The Vendor Without Any Bargaining. Shravan Festival Of Deoghar Is A Nice Opportunity To Enjoy Both The Things At A Time Shopping And Festival. Various Types Of Religious Books Are Easily Available Here During The Festival. Besides, Artisans From All Over Jharkhand Come To Sale Their Products.

  • Restaurants

    The Food Here Is Dominated By Vegetarian Dishes. One Can Also Enjoy A Number Of Bihari Snacks Available In The Area. Other Than That You Will Find Instances Of The State Cuisine Such As Bamboo Shoots, Rugra, Kanda, Mahua, Arsa Roti, Dubhni Roti And Much More. Jharkhand's Cuisine Is Somewhat Simpler In Structure, But Sustains A Rich Variety Of Preparations With Relatively More Subtle And Natural Ingrediants And Elements. This Makes The Food Here, Lighter And Healtheir. While Rice, Roti, Daal, Tarkari And Sweets Form The Staple Course Here, Various Colous Colourful And Traditional Versions And Sides To These Give Rise To A Perhaps Lesser Known, But Splendid Cuisine. Also Subtle Traces Of A Mughal Influence Can Be Felt In The Dishes Here, Adding A Faint Element Of Grandeur To The Food Here. Also The State Takes Equal Care To The Needs Of Both Vegetarians And Non-vegetarians. Handia, Bamboo Shoots, Mitha Khaja, Thekua, Litti, Dhuska, Arsa Roti Etc Are The Items That Jharkhands Cuisine Is Known For.