Hundru falls: 'Hundru Falls' (45 kms on Ranchi - Purlia road) where the Subarnarekha river cascades down from an altitude of 320 feet is a sight not to be missed especially in monsoon or when the wind sets the motion. The pools at the base ofthe falls are favourite picnic and bathing spots.

Johna Falls: 'Johna Falls' 40 kms on Ranchi - Purlia road) also known as Gautam Dhara, is another enchanting retreat amidst rich flora and fauna beside the Kanchi river. The scenery around it is very picturesque and it is a popular picnic spot. To admire the fall one is required to descend 500 pared steps.

Sita and Dassama Falls: Adjacent to Jonha falls is Sita falls which can be seen at its best early in the morning. Afternoons may best be saved for the

Dassam Falls: Dassam Falls (34 kms on Ranchi - Tata Road) where river Kanchi talis from a height of 114 feet.

Hirni Falls: 'Hirni Falls' is another fascinating water fall nrith beautiful surroundings. It is situated 75 kms from Ranchi.

Breeding Center: 23 kms from Ranchi is the Mutta Muggar Breeding centre in Ormanihi which took off with 3 Bihari muggars (crocodiles) & 2 from Chennai. Today they account for over fifty Nearbyis the biological park replete with valuable samples of wild-life.

Mc Cluskieganje: Mc Caluskieganje, 60 knls from Ranchi on Highway 41 is a sleepy hamlet amidst green forests. The name evokes nostalgia andone gradually discovers that the place was once popular with Angle-Indian community. During the 1950s there were no less than 100 Anglo-Indian families with their typical cottages, clubs andshops.