About This Yatra
Jharkhand, the land of forests and hills, is home to an extraordinary blend of sacred temples and breathtaking natural beauty. The 17th-century Jagannath Temple at Dhurwa, Ranchi, built by King Ani Nath Shahdeo in 1691, is a magnificent structure nestled on a small hillock. The temple comes alive during Rath Yatra when a grand procession draws devotees from far and wide.
This yatra also covers the sacred lotus feet of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu at Ramgarh, the ancient Baba Daninath Temple at Dumka, and the stunning Dassam and Jonha waterfalls. From spiritual devotion to natural wonders, Jharkhand offers a uniquely enriching journey.
Places to Visit
Jagannath Temple, Dhurwa, Ranchi
A 17th-century temple built in 1691 by King Ani Nath Shahdeo, nestled on a small hillock. The temple features a large hall where thousands of marriages are solemnized annually. From the summit, you can see the entire Ranchi city with a bird's eye view. The evening aarti brings a sense of tranquility and peace.
Chaitanya Mahaprabhu Lotus Feet (Kamal Pad)
Situated in Ramgarh, this sacred site marks where the 15th-century saint Chaitanya Mahaprabhu spent unique moments of his life. The life-size idol of the saint and visible statues of Lord Radha Krishna are surrounded by beautiful forests and water bodies, creating an atmosphere of immense peace and devotion.
Baba Daninath Temple, Dumka
One of the most revered Lord Shiva temples in Jharkhand, located 25 km from Dumka. It is believed that Baba Daninath fulfills the wishes of all devotees who come here. A ten-day fair is organized annually on Mahashivratri, drawing crowds from far and wide.
Dassam Falls
About 45 km from Ranchi, the Kanchi River tumbles down from a height of 144 feet in full glory. The pristine beauty and the reverberations of the water make this a spectacular sight. The ideal time to visit is between October and January.
Jonha Falls (Gautamdhara)
About 45 km from Ranchi on the Ranchi-Purulia Highway, named after the local village. A temple dedicated to Lord Buddha sits in its vicinity. The fall appears relatively somber, enhancing the picturesque charm of the spot.
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Terms & Conditions
- 1 Devotees should be punctual in their reporting time and Group leaders are to ensure that others are not delayed by the delay of few devotees. Every day the Yatra will leave as scheduled and will not wait for late comers.
- 2 Devotees should stay together and not plan any thing separate from the Yatra.
- 3 All Devotees are assigned to a group leader and they should report to their group leader for all matters.
- 4 Separate timing will be given for purchases/ shopping and devotees should not go here and there for purchases.
- 5 Devotees should bring their own lock with multiple keys and the Yatra management does not hold responsibility for any loss of baggage.
- 6 Devotees should carry their essentials like medicine, water bottle, ropes for drying clothes etc.
- 7 Please carry your chanting beads and a Vaishnava song book and actively participate in kirtans.
- 8 The best way to relish the Yatra is to hear from senior devotees about the glories of the Lord and his pastimes.
- 9 Devotees are requested to carry some emergency food for old aged and children for emergency though Prasadam is arranged for all on all the Yatra days.
- 10 Devotees are suggested to carry their notebook and pen for taking notes during the Yatra.
- 11 Devotees should bring their original identity card (aadhar) and submit as and when requested.
- 12 Devotees should not offend any Dham vasis by arguing or quarrelling with them.
- 13 No one should enter a pond or a river for bathing without the permission of the group leader.
- 14 Devotees should not throw garbage and should keep the Dham clean and also keep silence.
- 15 Devotees are requested to travel light particularly those travelling by flight. The allowed baggage allowance is 15 Kgs for check in and 7 Kgs for cabin.
- 16 Please check the weather details online and carry clothes accordingly.
- 17 Devotees are requested to come in Vaishnava dress â Dhoti and Kurta for Prabhujis and Saree for Matajis during temple visits.
- 18 Devotees are requested to not carry any expensive items like jewellery, iPads etc.
- 19 Aged devotees, women and children to be given first priority and their needs to be attended on priority.
- 20 As far as possible, requesting yatris to not consume outside food.
- 21 Do not travel if there are any serious health issues.
- 22 Life members can carry LPM (life patron cards).
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