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Netarhat Betla package is the perfect trip to the tribal land of Jharkhand state of India. This tribal land expedition explores the wilderness of nature's beauty and hills. the wildlife-rich Betla is the Indian oldest reserve forest, and the adventure hubs of many waterfalls, Jharkhand's Betla, and Netarhat is a popular weekend destinations for travel lovers. If you come here you can feel the beat of tribal musical instruments or mighty song waterfalls. Our Netarhat betla package mix of Nature safari and Waterfalls.

Netarhat

Netarhat is a hill station of the Latehar District of Jharkhand state. It is also referred to as the "Queen of Chotanagpur".The town is also famous for Netarhat Residential School, sunrise, and Sunset. The Distance is 154 km from Ranchi,117 Km from Daltonganj. Most of the Tourists come for a weekend holiday. Netarhat is well connected by road with Ranchi, Bero, Betla, and other places. Road conditions are smithy.

Police Station:

Netarhat Police Station.

Only a small market is there. Smoking is strictly prohibited.

Is Netarhat Safe for Tourists? -

YES SAFE

Hotel :

Only a few hotels are there including the Jharkhand tourism hotel.

How to reach Netarhat.?

By road Well connected with Ranchi railway and airport.160 km from Ranchi, many private cabs are available. Few government and private bus services in a single day.

Betla National Park:

Betla national park is an old Reserve forest in India. 260 square km national park. located on the Chota Nagpur Plateau in the Latehar and Palamu districts of Jharkhand, India.

Flora

Sal and bamboo are the major components along with a number of medicinal plants. Mahua is also a famous and economical tree.

Fauna

The park has a variety of diverse ecosystems and an abundance of wild animals. Elephants in large numbers are seen. Predators - sloth bear and panther, wolf, jackal, and hyena.  gaur and chital, large families of langurs, rhesus monkeys, Indian giant squirrels, mouse deer, sambar deer, four-horned antelopes, nilgai, Kakar, small Indian civets, ant-eating pangolin, porcupine, and mongoose. 

Birds - hornbill, peafowl, red jungle fowl, black partridge, white-necked stork, black ibis, swamp grey, quail, pied hornbill, wagtail, harial, dove, drongo, crested serpent eagle, forest owlet, papeeha, and other birds usually found in dry deciduous forests. 

Other points of interest:

The park nearby is situated with waterfalls and hot springs. There are also two historical forts known as Palamu Forts, one of them situated near the Betla 10-minute distance by cab. It was built in the 16th century as the seat of the Chero Kings.