| JUBILEE
PARK: Situated in the heart of city, Jubilee
Park is a replica of the famous Brindavan Gardens of Bangalore. This park is spread
in some 225 acres, dotted with flower beds and illuminated fountains to add to
the beautiful decor maintained. Earlier every weekend the garden used to attract
thousands of tourists when the fountains were illuminated. Recently this practice
has been suspended. However, on the 3rd of March every year tourists come to watch
the spectacular sight. This day marks the birth anniversary of the founder of
Tata empire Jamshedji Tata. The park was presented by the Steel Company to the
citizens of Jamshedpur in it's Golden Jubilee Year. DIMNA
LAKE: Surrounded by flora the Dimna lake
is 13 kms from Jamshedpur. This is situated at the foot of Dalma Hills. It is
an ideal picnic site. DALMA WILD LIFE SANCTUARY
: Thick forests spread in some 195 sq. kms. makes the Dalma Wild Life Sactuary
where one can find elephants, barking deers, sloth bears, porcupines, leopards,
tigers etc. The steep slopes of Dalma offers excellent trekking opportunities.
SIR DORABJI TATA PRAK
: Manicured lawns and flower beds and brilliantly lit fountains provide
a delightful touch of colour to the park. HUDCO
LAKE : Nestle in the picturesque and hilly terrain of Telco Colony,
the lake is a delightful retreat for those desirous of being in nature's- lap'
within the city precinets. KEENAN STADIUM
: This cricket stadium has been acknowledged by many visiting cricket teams
as one of the finest in the country. TATA
FOOTBALL ACADEMY : India's first football
academy has an ultra modern gymnasium and imparts training based on international
techniques to budding young footballers. The hostel in the sports complex can
accommodate some 500 persons. JRD TATA SPORTS
COMPLEX : This magnificent complex has an
international size football ground with an eight-lane monosynthetic track. This
is one of the best sports complex in India. Facilities for handball, volleyball,
hockey and table tennis and a modern gymnasium are available at the complex. Based
here are the Tata Chess Centre and the Tata Archery Academy. GLIDING
AND FLYING CLUBS : The Jamshedpur Gliding
Club, the Jamshedpur Co-operative Flying Club Ltd. and the Tatanagar Aviation
Pvt. Ltd. offer wide scope for 'extra terrestrial' sporting activities, such as
gliding and flying. Jamshedpur has facilites for gliding and flying at the Sonari
airport. TATA STEEL ADVENTURE FOUNDATION
: The Foundation provides scope for a wide variety of adventure sports,
such as rock climbing, river rafting, para sailing, etc. The 40-old adventure
clubs under its umbrella maintain a hectic pace of activities for outdoor enthusiasts.
There are a number of other private clubs offering a variety of sporting activities
such as golf, tennis, squash, billiards, horse riding etc. TRIBAL
CULTURE CENTRE : The Centre showcases the
ethos of our indigenous peoples. Besides imparting vocational training, it also
organises tribal festivals and cultural programmes. The other sites
that attract the tourists are Tata Steel Zoological Park, the confluence point
of the Kharkai and Subarnarekha rivers. |
| The
city is very well connected by Road and Rail
TRAIN CONNECTION Jamshedpur is close to Calcutta and Ranchi.
The railway station is called Tatanagar and is on the main Calcutta-Mumbai rail
route. Tatanagar also comes in between the train links of Delhi and Puri. It is
also on the rail line connecting Ranchi to Calcutta. All this makes Jamshedpur
very well connected to all areas by trains. ROADS
The city is on the National Highway No.33 and connected to main cities of Bihar,
Bengal and Orissa. All this makes accessibility to Jamshedpur very easy. AIR
CONNECTION The Sonari airport of Jamshedpur does not offer regular
commercial flights as of now. Some years back there were regular flights between
Jamshedpur and Calcutta and Ranchi. |