Also known as the 'Steel City' of India, Jamshedpur is situated in the state of Jharkhand. It was founded by the Late Jamshedji Nusserwanji Tata and was named Jamshedpur in 1919. As a tribute to its founder, it is also called as Tatanagar. The city presents a perfect blend of industrial revolution and modernization. It is amongst the first planned cities of the country and boasts of a hip cosmopolitan culture. As the hub of iron and steel private industries, it houses the largest steel producing plant of India by Tata Steel, erstwhile TISCO. On the contrary, it has emerged out to be a harmonious city in terms of travel and tourism as it is speckled with many verdant parks and gardens.

Tourist Attractions

The steel city offers some interesting tourist attractions as well. The most popular tourist destination here is Jubilee Park. It was built by Tata Steel on the completion of its 50 years. Inaugurated by Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru in 1956, it has a special rose garden and lake. The park spreads over an area of 225 acrea and houses flower beds, gardens, and illuminated fountains. Situated in one corner of the Jubilee Park is Tata Steel Zoological Park. It is a well maintained park, wherein varied species of fauna are found in natural environment.

There is a 'Safari Park' inside, which provides the visitors an opportunity to witness the animals in their natural activities. Besides, Jubilee Amusement Park is a delight for the children in the city. A number of joy rides and games can be enjoyed here. The water bodies and lush hillocks present in the surroundings, make it an ideal picnic spot for all. The famous Keenan Stadium is also located in Jamshedpur. It has been regarded as one of the finest and most beautiful cricket stadiums in India.

Located in the vicinity of the stadium is Sir Dorabji Tata Park. It is one of the most well kept parks on the city and is dotted with trimmed lawns, flower beds and lit fountains. It even hosts a flower show every year in December. Another interesting place in the city is Hudco Lake. It is an artificial reservoir, located amidst picturesque environs of Telco Colony. Nearby a hillock, it provides a breath taking view of the surrounding areas, thereby a perfect way to splurge in the arms of nature.

Apart from this, there is another popular picnic spot in the city known as the Rivers' Meet. Situated at the northwest tip of Jamshedpur, it is the beautiful confluence point of Kharkhai and Subernarekha Rivers. Also known as 'Domuhani', it is thronged by people in huge numbers. Being a sport activity hub, the city houses many complexes and grounds for the same. JRD Tata Sports Complex is a huge compound, which houses a football ground and an eight lane mono-synthetic track. Facilities for tennis, table tennis, hockey, volleyball, handball, basketball, boxing and gymnasium are also available.

How to Reach
By Air: The nearest airport from Jamshedpur is at Ranchi. From here, there are regular flights connecting it with cities like Kolkata, Delhi, Mumbai, etc.

By Rail: The railway station of Jamshedpur is known as Tatanagar. It is an important junction on South Eastern Railway, connected with all the important cities of the country.

By Road: Jamshedpur is linked with all the major cities via National Highway 33 and 2. Moreover, there are regular buses available from here to various parts of the country.