Bhagwan Birsa Munda Samadhi Asthal - Religious destination in Ranchi - Ranchi, India

It's a place located in Kokar road opposite of Vivekanand Smiriti Park. It remain closed but today is the day he left the world so everyone could go and get a glance of his tomb.Munda died in Ranchi jail, Jharkhand on 9 June 1900. After his death, the movement of the freedom from the slavery faded out :(

It's a place of inspiration for the tribal brothers of all India . It's a part of a historical place of ranchi Jai johaar jai jharkhand.

It's a place of our jharkhand's pride

Birsa Munda was a great tribal leader and a folk hero, belonging to the Munda Adivasi who was behind the Millenarian movement that rose in the tribal belt of Jharkhand during the British Raj, in the late 19th century making him an important figure in the history of the Indian independence movement. His main aim was to reform tribal society. He urged his fellow tribals to give up drinking liquor, to clean up the village and to not believe in witchcraft and sorcery. He also tried to oppose the authority of the Hindu landlords and the Christian missionaries. Birsa Munda wanted the tribals to regain their lost glory. Birsa turned against landlords and missionaries as they were the outsiders. In 1895, he urged the tribe to recover their glorious past (golden age) where mundas lived a good life. They practiced cultivation, planted trees and orchards and lived honestly. Bisha munda samadhi palaces

You can spend a few moments of solitude here while feeling the presence of Bhagwan Birsa Munda, nice and peaceful

This place is easy to find,very clean surrounding area.But the traffic outside is very high and it could cost your time a bit.Yes, it is a nice place to visit.

Awesome management but entry not allowed. In front of it there are vendor market too

Its a nice place but it can be kept cleaner. The vegetable and chicken sellers keep this place very dirty and it keeps on stinking.