• District – Ramgarh
• Headquarters – Ramgarh
• State – Jharkhand

• Total – 1341
• Rural – 1164.93
• Urban – 176.07

• Population – 949443
• Rural – 530488
• Urban – 418955
• Male – 494230
• Female – 455213
• Sex Ratio (Females per 1000 males) – 921
• Density (Total, Persons per sq km) – 708

• Assembly – 0
• Loksabha – 0

• Official Website – http://ramgarh.nic.in

Tourist Places :

Rajrappa Temple :

It is situated 28 km away from Ramgarh on the confluence of rivers Bhairavi and Damodar. This temple known as Chinnamastika temple finds place in our Vedas and Puranas and it has been recognized as an ancient and strong source of Shakti. It is believed that the person who devotes himself whole heartedly with pious heart to Maa Chinnamastika has all his wishes fulfilled by the Goddess. Devotees from all corners of Jharkhand, Bihar and West Bengal visit this holy place throughout the year. There is a large congregation of people here during the night of full Moon and New Moon. Marriages are also solemnized here on a large scale. The Art and architecture of Rajrappa temple bears resemblance to that of the famous Kamakhaya temple of Assam. Here, in addition to the temple of Maa Kali, there exists ten temples of various Gods and Goddesses like the Sun God and Lord Shiwa. The hot water spring adds beauty to this temple and during winter it turns into picnic spot. For accommodation Dhramashala, rest house and Guest house are easily available at Rajrappa. This site is also well connected to Ramgarh by road

Vashno Devi Temple :

In the heart of Ramgarh town, there is a grand temple of Goddess Vaishnodevi which was established during the year 1991. In a very short time this temple became famous and popular in Jharkhand. An extraordinary fact about this temple is that ever since its establishment a perennial lamp of light i.e. Deepak is burning here. This light was brought from Jwalajee of Himachal Pradesh. There is a belief that before embarking upon any auspicious act, merely a glimpse of Maa Vaishnodevi facilitates the fulfillment of one’s wishes and desires. The idol of the God brims with life and vitality. Adjacent to the temple lies a Dharamsala to provide shelter to the devotees

Mahatama Gandhi Samadhi Sathal :

This sthal popularly known as Gadhi Ghat is situated on the bank of river Damodar in Ramgarh. Mahatma Gandhi had visited Ramgarh during the year 1940 at the time of congress session at Ramgarh. After the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi in 1948, the pitcher containing the remains of the departed soul were dispatched to different places of our country and Ramgarh is fortunate to be one of those places. A Samadhi of Gandhiji was erected on it. Earlier, a fair used to be organized here on the occasion of the birthday and anniversary of Bapu but now this practice has been abandoned. The Samadhi is made of Black Granite Stones.