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Day 14 | Exploring Khunti | Dombari Buru | Hirni Waterfalls | Panchghagh Waterfalls | Jharkhand

The newly created Khunti district, earlier a sub-division of Ranchi district was carved out of Ranchi district and created on 12.9.07 as the 23rd district of Jharkhand. Part of the South Chotanapur Commissionary, Khunti is a very new district, established on 12th September 2007. Khunti is a district with 6 Blocks, and is 40 Km. from South of the state capital, Ranchi. Dombari Buru: It is picturesque hills of Dombari Buru, which had turned red with blood when BirsaMunda led his legendary ulgulan(rebellion) against the British more than a century ago, will now get a sterling facelift, courtesy.Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).It is located 50km from the state capital, Dombari Buru rises determinedly above Sail Rakab village close to Ulihatu — the birthplace of the tribal icon Panchghagh: Panchgagh is combination of five waterfalls. This waterfall is formed because of the breaking of the famous river called Banai. Panchghagh’s water does not fall from long heights. Still, one can almost hear the roar of the water when one arrives near it, because all the five streams hit the rocks in a very turbulent manner. The water falls from a lesser height, making it safe for tourist to enjoy in the rapid flow of water. Most of the people arrive here for picnic with family and friends. Natural beauty around the waterfall makes it more beautiful and peaceful. #explorejharkhand #15daysofjharkhand #jharkhand #jharkhandtourism #nature #Khunti