Rajmahal Hills

Rajmahal Hills are a scenic range of hills located in eastern India, primarily in Jharkhand and West Bengal. Known for their geological significance, these hills are rich in basalt rock formed from ancient volcanic activity. They are historically important as the site of Rajmahal Fort, built during the Mughal era, and are dotted with archaeological sites. The surrounding region features lush forests, diverse wildlife, and scenic valleys, making it a notable area for both natural beauty and historical heritage. The hills also influence local climate and water sources, playing a vital role in the region's ecology and culture.