About Bhairavi Reservoir
Bhairavi Reservoir is a water reservoir located near Hohad village in Chatra district, Jharkhand, India. Formed by damming the Bhairavi River, it primarily serves irrigation and water storage for surrounding agricultural areas. Set in a rural landscape of open water, earthen embankments and fields, it is known locally as a quiet scenic spot visited for sightseeing, photography and picnics, offering views of the water spread and countryside.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a large open water reservoir surrounded by rural agricultural fields and low undulating terrain. The site features the water spread, dam embankment and shoreline areas used for casual walks, viewing and photography. There is no major commercial development; the setting is quiet and natural. Visitors typically view the reservoir from the bund, walk along accessible banks and spend time picnicking. Facilities are minimal and the experience is focused on scenery and tranquility.
Key highlights
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Reservoir formed on the Bhairavi River near Hohad village
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Large open water spread with rural and agricultural surroundings
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Earthen dam embankment and shoreline viewing areas
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Quiet local picnic and sightseeing spot
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Views of countryside and seasonal water levels
History of Bhairavi Reservoir
Constructed as an irrigation reservoir on the Bhairavi River to support water storage and agriculture in the Chatra region of Jharkhand.
Route
Bhairavi Reservoir, Hohad, Chatra District, Jharkhand, India