Here’s the 3‑day travel itinerary for Dehri‑on‑Sone, along with a table of key places you might want to visit, their popularity, approximate visit time, and entry fees (where available).
Day 1 — Explore Dehri & River Sone
Morning
- Start with a peaceful walk along the Sone River and enjoy the calm riverbanks.
- Visit the historic Nehru Setu (railway bridge over Son River), a famous landmark in Dehri‑on‑Sone.
Lunch
- Try local Bihari cuisine (e.g., litti‑chokha) at a local restaurant.
Afternoon
- Head to the Indrapuri Barrage to see the long Son River barrage and canals.
- Visit some local natural spots including Hanuman Dhara Waterfall or Dhankadha Waterfall nearby.
Evening
- Spend the evening near the riverfront, relax, and take photos.
Day 2 — Nature & Waterfalls
Morning
- Drive into the surrounding hills and visit Manjhar Kund, a scenic waterfall site close to Sasaram‑Dehri region.
- Nearby Dhua Kund waterfall can also be included if you’re early.
Lunch
- Picnic lunch near the waterfall or at a small roadside eatery.
Afternoon
- Proceed towards Tutla Bhawani Waterfall (approx ~20 km from Dehri‑on‑Sone) — known for its beautiful valley and serene environment.
Evening
- Return to Dehri‑on‑Sone. Relax at your hotel or explore local markets.
Day 3 — History & Nearby Heritage
Morning
- Take a day trip to Rohtas Fort (around ~30–40 km from Dehri by road), an impressive historic fort with panoramic views.
Lunch
- Eat at a local dhaba on the way or in Sasaram town.
Afternoon
- If time allows, explore historical spots around Rohtas such as smaller ruins, rock structures, and forts.
Evening
- Head back to Dehri‑on‑Sone station/your hotel. Conclude your trip.
Table – Places to Visit in & Around Dehri‑on‑Sone
| Place | Popularity (High/Medium/Low) | Avg Time Spent | Approx Fees |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sone Riverfront & Views | High | 1–2 hr | Free |
| Nehru Setu (Railway Bridge) | Medium | 30–45 min | Free |
| Indrapuri Barrage | Medium | 1 hr | Free |
| Manjhar Kund Waterfall | High | 2–3 hr | Free |
| Dhua Kund Waterfall | Medium | 1–2 hr | Free |
| Tutla Bhawani Waterfall | High | 3–4 hr | Usually Free / nominal local charge possible |
| Rohtas Fort (Historic) | High | 3–4 hr | Free (some local guides may charge) |
| Hanuman Dhara Waterfall | Medium | 1–2 hr | Free |
| Local Falls / Small Caves | Low | 30–60 min each | Free / small fee |
| Picnic / Scenic Spots near hills | Medium | 1–2 hr | Free |
Notes: Entry fees for most natural and heritage spots in and around Dehri are generally free or very minimal (e.g., nominal parking or local guide charges). For some waterfalls or specific sites, small local charges may apply, and timings vary by season.
Travel Tips
- The best time to visit waterfalls is post‑monsoon (Aug–Dec) when water flow is good.
- Carry comfortable shoes, water, and snacks for waterfall and fort visits.
- Local transport options include auto‑rickshaws and taxis; renting a private vehicle is best for day trips.
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