Darshnam Cabs offers taxi services for bokaro airport transfer by Swift Dzire, Tata Zest, Innova, Tata Winger, Temo Traveller, Volvo Bus.
The distance from Deoghar to bokaro is about 200 km and takes around 4 hours and 15 minutes by car.
The cheapest way to travel from Deoghar To Bokaro will cost you Rs. 4000 for a one way cab journey.
We will ensure that your journey is comfortable and you may halt at your convenience anytime, anywhere for a short break during the journey on road.
Traveling from Deoghar to Bokaro by Taxi is the most comfortable option.
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Bokaro Sightseeing Places
1. Bokaro Steel Plant
Being the oldest and the biggest steel plant of the nation, Bokaro steel plant was established by Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. Bokaro Steel plant fulfils about half of the country’s steel requirement with a total output capacity of about 5 million tonnes per year which will be doubled in a couple of years as the development of the plant is taking place exponentially. The plant is a joint venture of SAIL and DVC. The Bokaro plant is an aspiration of all the engineers across the continent and also, some tourists flock here to have a look at the intense plant. With quite some blast furnaces that operate simultaneously to meet the steel needs of the country, Bokaro is recently getting identified for its production of flat products in India.
2. Garga Dam
Meeting the water supply of the steel plant and also of the residents of the city, Garga dam lies about 12 km from the city centre. The dam is constructed on the Garga River and hence derives its name. Surrounded by lush greenery, the dam is an engineering marvel. Being famous for school excursions, the dam is also famous amongst the tourists. One can even witness some high avifauna in the periphery of the dam.
3. City Park
With a Japanese architectural style, The City Park is one of the most happening places of the town. The park has an artificial lake and also has three artificial islands. The park used to be a home to several animals initially which are now shifted to the Jawaharlal Botanical Park. There is a small garden that has been opened here recently and enhances the beauty of the City Park. A toy train also runs through the park and is a major attraction. The park also hosts Basant Mela or the Spring Fiesta every year in February and also Chhath Ka Mela in October-November. These fairs draw a lot of tourists to the place.
