Ghoomne Chalo

Best of Ranchi   On our recent trip to Ranchi, we visited many eateries and restaurants. We did not cover all of them as we did not think to make a video of places like Punjab Sweet House. But we made some videos from Churuwala, Baba Litti, Firayalal, Kaveri and showed some clips in this video. We also visited the Rock Garden built on the side of the Kanke Dam and enjoyed the Sunset after a long. I've been to there in my childhood when it was just a rock, with no garden and entry was free. On our visit to Ranchi and Jharkhand, we have covered a few more places and the grand Durga Puja, please watch them too. Watch the video and join us

It was our honour to meet Modi ji. Today there was a Ram Jhaanki, which happened in our locality's temple in Bangalore. The attraction was Modi (of course his duplicate) leading the tableau of the Chariot of Ram, Sita, Laxman and Hanuman. You can see people enjoying, dancing, singing, praying, offering prasad, celebrating with firecrackers etc. Watch our video for the fun, pleasure, happiness of the Ram Pran Patishta function.

We are taking you to the most beautiful journeys in Jharkhand. The  Lodh Falls  (also known as  Budha Ghagh ) is a waterfall located on the Burha river in a mid forest of Palamau Tiger Reserve, South division of Latehar district in Jharkhand. It is the highest waterfall in Jharkhand and the 21st highest waterfall in India. It is 143m (469ft) high.The thundering sound of the fall is audible even 10 km away. Netarhat  is a hill station in Latehar district   in the Indian state of Jharkhand.It is also referred to as the "Queen of Chotanagpur", and is a hill station.The town is also famous for Netarhat Residential School, set up in 1954. Its also known for its sunrises and sunsets during the summer month. We visit Pine Forest, Netarhat School, and Magnolia point.        Watch our video on YouTube:  #GhoomneChalo

The Ram Rekha Dham, in Simdega, Gumla district of Jharkhand. It is one of the places where Ram Van Gaman Yatra happened and is added to the list by the Government of India. As per Ramayana, Rama through his wandering years traveled from India to Sri Lanka. During his ‘vanvaas’ or exile, he was not allowed to stay in any village or town and live his life in a forest. Owing to this, after taking his leave from Ayodhya, Rama wandered through the forests of many places in India including this Ram Rekha Dham. The Ram Janmbhoomi Andolan was a decisive point for the Ram Van Gaman Path. In 1991 the frenzy of this movement influenced the government to take an initiative to chalk out and trace the life and movement of Lord Rama. A total of 248 places have been identified across India with the objective of developing them into places of interest for the traveling populace .        Watch our video on YouTube:  #GhoomneChalo

Tangi Nath Dham is one of the most visited places of the region with great belief in Shiva and Parshuram. Tanginath is a place having several architectural works in its lap since the ancient era to the medieval era. It is not hidden but seems to be deprived of the eyes of the archeological society of India. It is an important place of archeological importance and must be brought into a subject of research. It is famous as Shivasthali and is famous for great Trishool of rustproof iron  Tanginath lies in Dumri block in Gumla district. It is at about 50kms away from Gumla.  It is spread in an area of about 10000 square meter. The stone images of lord Vishnu, Surya, Luxmi, Bhawani and countless number of other deities are lying in open. Hundreds of Shiwalingas are placed here and there. Some images are still unidentified. Some believe that they are lord BUDHA.        Watch our video on YouTube:  #GhoomneChalo