Archive · 14 Dec 2025
Jharkhand to Develop Usri Waterfall as Eco-Tourism Site
The Jharkhand government is going to make the Usri Waterfall in Giridih district a special place for eco-tourism.
They started the project on December 13 and will spend Rs 10 crore to build a cottage and a parking lot.
The minister said they are serious about making tourism better in the area.
They plan to finish the work in one year.
Meanwhile, in Kerala, the forest department is warning people not to go to the Urakkuzhi waterfalls near the Sabarimala temple because it's dangerous due to wild animals and accidents.
Jharkhand's Usri Waterfall in Giridih district to be developed as an eco-tourism site.
Foundation laid on December 13 by Tourism Minister Sudivya Kumar.
Rs 10 crore allocated for the first phase, including a cottage and parking lot.
Project expected to be completed within one year.
Kerala Forest Department advises against visiting Urakkuzhi waterfalls due to safety risks.
- Who
- Jharkhand government and Tourism Minister Sudivya Kumar
- What
- Development of Usri Waterfall as an eco-tourism site
- When
- Project initiated on December 13, to be completed in 1 year
- Where
- Giridih district, Jharkhand
- Why
- To boost tourism and develop the site as an eco-tourism destination
- Location
- Giridih district, Jharkhand
- Project Cost
- Rs 10 crore (first phase)
- Initiation Date
- December 13
- Project Timeline
- 1 year
- Key Facilities
- Cottage and parking lot
