Tourist Attractions
- Barso Pani Cave is located at Barkagaon in Hazaribagh District.
- Budhwa Mahadev Mandir (Lord Shiva Temple)
- Canary Hill is a popular spot for nature lovers. There is a guest house and a watch tower on the top of the hills. Recently a proposal has been submitted for setting up a tiger and deer safari at the place.
- Hazaribagh National Park is located with hillocks, deep nullahs, thick tropical forests and grassy meadows. The Sanctuary has wild bears, sambhar, nilgai, chital and kakar, sloth bears, tigers and leopards.
- Konar Dam situated about 50 km East of Hazaribag.
- Narsingh Temple dedicated to Narsingh avatara (incarnation) of Lord Vishnu.
- Panchmandir.
- Rajrappa Mandir which is 80 km away at the bank of river Damodar is a very sacred place.
- Surajkund hot spring which is 60 km away from city on NH2 near Barkattha village.
- Swarnajayanti Cafeteria at Hazaribagh Jheel (Natural Lake)is a major family attraction.
- Tillaya (Jhumri Tillaya) Dam 45 km North from Hazaribag.
- The lake of hazaribag is also famous as cafeteria which is the picnic spot in the heart of the town
- The Chadwa Dam, about 15 km away from the town, is another picnic spot.
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