Spend a weekend in the lap of Nature apart from the busy schedule and the restless beeps of Mobile. In Mukutmanipur, vast bluish tract of water surrounded by the green forests and the hillocks comprise a picturesque and you cannot resist but continue clicking tireless so long your gadget gives you warning of shrinking storage. A long silence followed by a romantic evening walk with dim lights and tranquil breeze with your Loved One's. Click here for more information on Tour packages.

Mukutmanipur, largest earthen dam of India The vast bluish tract of water surrounded by the green forests and the hillocks comprise a picturesque and you cannot resist but continue clicking tireless so long your android gadget gives you warning of shrinking storage. Besides, you can enjoy the views of ethereal beauty of nature along with different species of seasonal birds at the Bonpukuria Deer Park with some tiny rocky islands in the water which gets submerged during monsoon. Owing to its splendid spectacle, the area has developed into an attractive weekend spot with thick virgin forest and verdant hillocks flanking the azure lake.The vast bluish tract of water surrounded by the green forests and the hillocks comprise a picturesque and you cannot resist but continue clicking tireless so long your android gadget gives you warning of shrinking storage.

Mukutmanipur is inhabited by three major tribes - Santal, Munda and Bhumij (Sardar), all of which belong to the Proto-Austroloid ethnic group.
Folk Culture: Dance and music is an inseparable part of tribal life. Tribal songs in Santali and Mundari language, the tribal dance in the traditional costume and the hypnotic beating of the Madal (drum) together forge an unforgettable experience. Most dances are performed in groups and by women only. They adorn white saree with red border and put on colourful garlands. There are different dances like Dasain, Pata, Saharai, Dong or Buang, Lagren etc. Mukutmanipur Mela (fair) is organised during the month of January.