The Sarhul Festival is one of the most beloved tribal festivals in Jharkhand. Here’s a look at what it is and how it is celebrated

This Makar Sankranti, discover the unique ways in which states around India celebrate the beginning of the harvest season

If you are the adventurous type and was looking for something different to do, following the Tropic of Cancer line across India would definitely qualify

A melange of cultural and topographical richness, Jharkhand’s canvas is a colourful tribute to everything that Nature has to offer

Just like the country, breakfasts in India are rich in diversity and multi cultural. If all you know about is paratha and idli-dosa, then read on.

Adivasi food systems are deeply embedded in local culture and traditions, given that the way of life of these indigenous peoples is so closely linked to nature and its resources.

Nothing will wash away your lockdown blues quite like the roar of a waterfall

A slow food eatery, Ajam Emba is on a mission to bring Jharkhand's indigenous cuisine to the mainstream restaurant scene

Tales ranging from birth of Hanuman to that of unrequited love will colour your visit to naturally beautiful Netarhat

This far from the touristy circuit destination in Jharkhand is known for its own version of the famous masked Chhau dance of India

Rich tribal culture, painted houses, pretty little hill stations and pleasing wildernesses--Jharkhand is an explorer's dream

Extract from Ian Jack--s book which talks about an Anglo-Indian settlement that was meant to be a special place for its people

During the monsoon month of shravana (July-Aug), saffron-clad men carry pots of holy water on kanwars and pour it over a Shiva linga

With the telegraph-based communication system becoming history, the Semaphore towers are also facing the perils of time

Quaint-colonial to the up and coming urbane -- Jharkhand has many faces