Jharkhand

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The state has great natural beauty, most parts being hilly and forested. It also has rich cultural traditions. Hill stations Netarhat Parasnath Ranchi Hill Trikut hill Waterfalls Hundru Falls Jonha Falls Dassam Falls Wildlife sanctuaries Betla National Park Hazaribag Wildlife Sanctuary Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary Pilgrim Places Baidyanath Temple, Deoghar Shikharji, Parasnath

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Planning a Trip

Traditional dishes are not available at the restaurants as they have not been commercialised. However, on a visit to a local village in a remote area one can get a chance to taste such exotic food. All their food except the pickles and festive meals are low in oil and spices. Some of the "dhabas" along the highways offer fairly good food although the places may look doubtful. If you are keen about local tastes try out balushais in the small sweetmeat shops. Those travelling in Jharkhand, particularly in winter, may look out for tilkut, a dry sweet savoury.

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Getting Around

Most of the popular Indian brands are available in the cities and towns in bars and specified shop. In local parlance these are called foreign liquor, although manufactured in India. There some very popular local drinks, mainly hadia and mahua, however their quality can be variable: methanol poisonings are known to occur.

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