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Jharkhand

Trikut Pahar

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January

6.5 - 31.7 °C

February

9.8 - 35.6 °C

March

13.6 - 39.6 °C

April

19.4 - 43.7 °C

May

20.8 - 44.2 °C

June

22.7 - 41.8 °C

July

22.8 - 35.7 °C

August

23.2 - 35.2 °C

September

22.6 - 35.1 °C

October

17.1 - 34.8 °C

November

11.7 - 33.1 °C

December

7.4 - 30.1 °C

Major Airports :

Deoghar Airport (DGH), Deoghar

Jay Prakash Narayan Airport (PAT), Patna

Bodhgaya Airport (GAY), Gaya

Nearest Railway Station :

Deoghar Junction Railway Station (DGHR)

Major Airports :

Deoghar Airport (DGH), Deoghar

Jay Prakash Narayan Airport (PAT), Patna

Bodhgaya Airport (GAY), Gaya

A blend of spirituality and adventure awaits

Deoghar isn't just a spiritual haven; it's a hidden gem for adventure seekers too! Get ready to conquer Trikut Pahar, an exciting escape from the city that promises breathtaking scenery, religious significance, and a thrilling adventure.

Situated just 15 kilometres from Deoghar, Trikut Pahar, also known as Trikut Hill, is a famous pilgrimage site and a popular tourist destination. As you ascend its slopes, delve into the serenity of the Trikutachal Mahadeva Temple nestled amidst the dense forest. History buffs will be enthralled by the hermitage of Sage Dayananda, adding another layer of intrigue to their exploration.

On the Trikut Pahar, you can choose your own adventure! Test your limits on the challenging trekking trails, or soar above the lush greenery on the thrilling ropeway. For a leisurely experience, simply relax and soak in the natural beauty of this safe haven.

A nature lover's dream

Trikut Pahar gets its name from its three main peaks, each named after a revered Hindu god: Brahma, Vishnu, and Mahesh (Shiva). Two of these peaks are open for exploration, offering breathtaking views and a chance to connect with nature. The highest peak reaches a staggering 2470 feet, making it a trekker's paradise. Remember, only two peaks are considered safe for trekking – the third one's steep slopes make it inaccessible. Scale the peak and enjoy the stunning views from 1500 feet above ground! This isn't just a trek; it's a conquest of nature's majesty.

Natural splendour at its finest

Trikut Pahar isn't just about the climb; it's a visual feast. During the monsoon season, the hill transforms into a misty wonderland adorned with cascading waterfalls and sparkling streams (July to September). The majestic Mayurakshi River, flowing through Jharkhand, serenades the foothills, adding another layer of beauty to the landscape.

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Timings

Opening time - 06:00 AM

Closing time - 06:00 PM

Ropeway timings: 09:00 AM - 04:30 PM

Embark on an epic journey

Ready to conquer the Trikut Pahar peaks? The challenging yet rewarding stairway and trekking routes will test your endurance and leave you breathless (in a good way!). Reaching the summit takes about two hours, but the panoramic views from the top are an unforgettable reward. For a truly enriching experience, consider booking a local guide. They'll not only ensure your safety but also lead you to hidden gems like Sita Dweep, Narayan Shila, Ravan Gupha (Ravana's Cave) and Helipad, Ganesh Parvat, and Belpatra Bagan.

Not a fan of trekking? No worries! The convenient ropeway whisks you to the top, allowing you to soak in the panoramic vistas without breaking a sweat. Whether you choose to trek or take the ropeway, the breathtaking views of Deoghar and the surrounding landscape are guaranteed to leave you spellbound.

Legend adds another layer of intrigue

According to mythology, the demon king Ravana used this very route to transport the holy Shivlinga from Mount Kailash to Lanka. One of the peaks, named ‘Ravana's Helipad,’ is a testament to this fascinating legend.

So, are you ready to answer the call of adventure? Trikut Pahar awaits!

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