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Nimdih is a village located between Jamshedpur and Purulia, 40 kms to each. Situated on 60 bighas of land, is the Loksevayatan, an institute established in 1948 in the memory of Mahatma Gandhi. The institute was founded by freedom fighters Subodh Kumar Roy and his wife Basanti Roy. Their grandson Debdip Roy currently runs the institution along with his mother. The Ashram is situated at the foothills of the Dolma range and offers a picturesque and enchanting view of the region. The Ashram provides the economically disenfranchised, underprivileged children with education, and promotes local folk culture. They also work in the fields of organic farming and village industry. The Dol Utsav is a colorful festival which is celebrated in Nimdih. The people living in Nimdih lead a simple, rustic life and is devoid of the hustle and bustle of urban areas.
Pakbirrah (Puncha Block) is the largest and the main centre of Jain art. It is also called the archaeological museum of Purulia. A huge collection of ...
The temples built by the Jains between 9th-11th century are of Rekh Style. Mostly unknown to the outside world, these temples are made up of stone or ...
Kashipur palace is one of the most attractive architectures of Purulia. It was built in 1916 at Kashipur (Kashipur Block), the capital of the state of...
Among the temples and sculptures that date back to the Pal (750 A.D to 1155 A.D) and Sen (1095 A.D to 1225 A.D) dynasties, few stand intact in Deulgha...
Khairabera which is about 20 kms from Charida is an irrigation dam is in the midst of hills and forest which offers a panoramic view.
The technological wonder of the PPSP dam, which is the Purulia Pump Storage project, is worth a visit. It is one of the largest projects in India with...
The Bird’s Hill or ‘Pakhi Pahar' draws rock climbing enthusiasts. The hill has been painstakingly sculpted by a group of artists to create about 6...
Ayodhya Hills is approximately 15 kms from the village. The hills on the boundary of Purulia and Jharkhand are a part of the Dalma Mountain Range and ...
Charida village is home to the Chau Mask makers. The tradition of making Chau masks started in Charida about 150 years back during the rule of King Ma...
It is home to many wild animals like elephants, deer , sambhars and exotic birds. Many porcupines and sloth bears are also found here.
Situated on Subarnarekha River, this dam adds beauty to the nature. There is also a museum nearby. This is also a confluence point of Subarnarekha and...
There are 8 beautiful cottages, spacious enough to accommodate 100 persons. Guests can relax in the balcony and enjoy the Indian traditional meals while relishing the beauty of the Hills at the horizon
Many workshops and trainings on the local folk culture are conducted here in the Ashram.
Nimdih will celebrate 'Basanta Utsav' also known as the festival of colours on 12-14 March, 2017.
