Saraiyahat Park
Overview: Saraiyahat Park, often associated with the growing recreational infrastructure in the Saraiyahat block, serves as a vital green lung for the local community and visitors alike. While Godda is known for its coal mines and ancient temples, this park represents the modern face of the district 's development. It is a well-maintained space featuring manicured lawns, seasonal flower beds, and shaded walking paths. The park is designed to offer a peaceful environment for families to spend their weekends and for fitness enthusiasts to carry out their morning routines. It often features play areas for children with swings and slides, making it a popular spot for local school outings. The park also serves as a venue for small local events and community gatherings. In a region that can get quite dusty due to mining and industrial activity, the presence of such a green space is highly valued. The park is often filled with the laughter of children and the quiet chatter of elderly citizens during the evening hours. It provides a stark contrast to the rugged landscape surrounding it, offering a touch of serenity and natural beauty. For a traveler, it's a great place to take a break during a long road trip through the district. The park is also a testament to the local administration's efforts to provide better quality of life and recreational facilities to the rural and semi-urban population. Whether you want to read a book under a tree or watch a beautiful sunset, Saraiyahat Park offers a simple yet fulfilling experience. Its proximity to the Saraiyahat market means that visitors can easily grab a snack or do some local shopping before or after their visit.
General information
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Ideal Duration:
1 to 2 HoursPlace Type:
Nature & RecreationEntry Fees:
Entry Fees: Entry is usually free, though a nominal fee of Rs.5-10 may be charged for maintenance during peak seasons.
Camera Charges: Generally, there are no charges for mobile photography, but professional shoots might require permission. ...Entry Fees: Entry is usually free, though a nominal fee of Rs.5-10 may be charged for maintenance during peak seasons.
Camera Charges: Generally, there are no charges for mobile photography, but professional shoots might require permission.Timing:
Regular Timings: Open daily from 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM.
Ideal Visit Time: The best time to visit is during the evening from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM to enjoy the cooler air. ...Regular Timings: Open daily from 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM.
Ideal Visit Time: The best time to visit is during the evening from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM to enjoy the cooler air.Special Events:
Republic Day/Independence Day: The park often hosts small flag-hoisting ceremonies and cultural programs by local school children.
Spring Festival: A small flower show or local fair is sometimes organized during the onset of the spring seaso...Republic Day/Independence Day: The park often hosts small flag-hoisting ceremonies and cultural programs by local school children.
Spring Festival: A small flower show or local fair is sometimes organized during the onset of the spring season.Best Photo Spots:
Central Gazebo: The aesthetically designed central structure is a great spot for group photos and architectural shots.
Flower Beds: Close-up macro shots of the seasonal blossoms during the winter months are very popular.
Read MoreCentral Gazebo: The aesthetically designed central structure is a great spot for group photos and architectural shots.
Flower Beds: Close-up macro shots of the seasonal blossoms during the winter months are very popular.
Sunset Silhouette: Capturing the silhouettes of trees and people against the orange evening sky.Photo Gallery
Things To Do
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Morning Walks: Join the locals for a refreshing walk or jog on the well-maintained circular paths.
Family Picnic: Bring a mat and some snacks to enjoy a relaxed afternoon under the shade of the trees.
Children's Play: Let the kids enjoy the slides, swings, and open spaces safely.
Nature Photography: Capture the vibrant colors of the seasonal flowers and the patterns of the landscape design.
Bird Watching: The park's trees attract several species of local birds, especially during the early morning.
Reading: The quiet atmosphere is perfect for sitting on a bench and enjoying a good book.
Yoga: Many local groups practice yoga and meditation in the open grassy areas ...
Information
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Why Famous:
Local Recreation Hub: Famous as the primary spot for leisure and family outings in the southern part of the Godda district.
Sunset Point: Renowned among locals for offering a clear and beautiful view of the sun setting over the Jharkhand pla...Local Recreation Hub: Famous as the primary spot for leisure and family outings in the southern part of the Godda district.
Sunset Point: Renowned among locals for offering a clear and beautiful view of the sun setting over the Jharkhand plains. -
Architecture:
Architectural Style: The park features modern landscape architecture with paved walkways, a central gazebo, and a boundary wall for security.
Dimension: The park covers an area of approximately 3 to 4 acres, providing ample space for various...Architectural Style: The park features modern landscape architecture with paved walkways, a central gazebo, and a boundary wall for security.
Dimension: The park covers an area of approximately 3 to 4 acres, providing ample space for various outdoor activities. -
How To Reach:
By Air: Kazi Nazrul Islam Airport (Durgapur) is the nearest, located about 170 KMS away.
By Train: Hansdiha Railway Station is the closest major station, about 15 KMS from Saraiyahat.
By Road: Well-connected... -
Near Tourist Places:
Hansdiha (15 KMS), Godda Town (35 KMS), Poreyahat (12 KMS), Trikut Pahar (35 KMS), Dumka (45 KMS), Singhahini Dham (20 KMS), Sundar Dam (50 KMS), Basukinath (30 KMS), Ratneshwar Dham (34 KMS), Mandar Hill (55 KMS).
Tourism Tips
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Health & Safety: Keep an eye on children near the play equipment and carry mosquito repellent for evening visits.
Packing: Carry a hat for sun protection and a light jacket if visiting on a winter evening.
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