Perwaghagh Waterfall Sees Increased Tourist: The famous Perwaghagh waterfall in Khunti district has once again become a hub for tourists. A large number of visitors arrived here at the beginning of December. The 70-80 feet high waterfall and the natural beauty of Perwaghagh captivated the people. However, the dilapidated condition of the road remains a problem.
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Perwaghagh Waterfall Sees Increased Tourist
Perwaghagh Waterfall Sees Increased Tourist: The famous Perwaghagh waterfall in Khunti district has once again started buzzing with tourists. With the beginning of December, the arrival of tourists has increased. Perwaghagh, nestled amidst the dense forests of the remote Phatka Panchayat in Torpa block, and the nearby Pandu Puding, are attracting people with their captivating natural beauty.
On the first Sunday, a large number of tourists arrived here and enjoyed the natural surroundings throughout the day. Waterfall falling from a height of 70-80 feet: The beauty of the Perwaghagh waterfall, with its stream falling from a height of 70-80 feet and the gurgling river flowing between the huge rocks, delighted the tourists.
Tourists from various districts – Ranchi, Gumla, Simdega, and surrounding areas of Khunti – spent hours near the waterfall. Many families were seen enjoying picnics while sitting on the rocks. According to tourism guide Jai Singh, tourists arrived in about 40-50 small and large vehicles.
However, due to the lack of a temporary bridge across the river, people were deprived of seeing the waterfall up close. Jai Singh said that the construction of a temporary bridge is likely to start soon, which will improve the movement and facilities for tourists(Perwaghagh Waterfall Sees Increased Tourist).
Large number of tourists also visited Pandu Puding: Meanwhile, a large number of people also visited Pandu Puding, located near Lohajimi village, on Sunday. The serene valleys, high cliffs, and natural beauty here made the tourists’ experience even more memorable.
Two years ago, the Governor and Chief Minister also visited the site: The beauty of Perwaghagh is so captivating that former Governor Ramesh Bais and Chief Minister Hemant Soren also visited the spot with their families for a picnic two years ago. They spent hours enjoying the beauty of the place and praised its charm.
Dilapidated road poses an obstacle: The dilapidated condition of the road leading to Perwaghagh remains the biggest challenge for tourists and locals. The road near the forest after the Churdag turn is in very poor condition, making vehicular movement risky.
Two years ago, the Chief Minister had instructed officials to construct the road and undertake the overall development of the area, but no concrete action has been taken so far. Local residents are demanding that the road be constructed soon so that tourism can be promoted and people can travel more easily.
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