Hazaribagh district is known for its natural beauty and awesome whether conditions.

Hazaribagh is situated in North-East part of North Chhota Nagpur. If we look at its boundaries, we can see Koderma district and Bihar state in North, Bokaro and Giridih in the East, Ramgarh district in South and Chatra district in West. It’s headquarters is in Hazaribagh City and the total area is 3555 sq km.

It was constituted on 1831 and developed in 1833 after organisation of Hazaribagh and Lohardaga district.

The main tourist attractions of this district are Hazaribagh Lake, Canary Hill, Raj Derwah, Hazaribagh Wildlife Sanctuary, Narsingsthan Temple, Surajkund, and Chandrapur Deer Park

According to 2011 Census,
Sex Ratio – 947 (females/1000 males)
Literacy Rate – 69.75%
Population – 17,34,495
Population Density – 488 persons/km2
Population Growth – 20.65%