About Muller's Tank
Muller's Tank is a historic artificial water reservoir located in Godda town, Godda district, Jharkhand. Constructed during the colonial period and associated with an individual named Muller, the tank has served as a local water storage body. Today it is recognized as a modest local landmark and leisure spot within the town, noted for its open water expanse and surrounding embankments, and is listed among the points of interest in Godda by district information sources.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect an open artificial tank/reservoir within Godda town with a water expanse and earthen embankments. The setting is simple and urban, used by locals for leisure and as a water body. There are no major built structures or developed tourist infrastructure documented; the visit is primarily for viewing the tank and its surroundings.
Key highlights
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Historic artificial tank in central Godda town
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Open water body with surrounding embankments
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Local landmark listed among Godda's points of interest
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Quiet spot for sightseeing and photography
History of Muller's Tank
Believed to have been constructed during the British colonial period and associated with a person named Muller, after whom it is named, serving historically as a water storage reservoir for Godda town.
Route
| Nearest railway station | Godda Railway Station |
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