Shramik Chowk - Tourist attraction in Dhanbad - Dhanbad, India

300 metres from Dhanbad Railway Station where you can get transport facility for almost all over Dhanbad either it is for bank more, kendua, katras, putki or it is hirapur, ISM, saraidhela....

From here you can get busses for different places and auto for local places ( barwadda, govindpur, bhuli, katras, putki, jharia , and many more ). Good foods and tea and ATMs too

Very trafic and crowd area because of railway station situated in that area

The Shramik chock is very busy at Afternoon and evening, something there will be crowd of cars, bikes, tempo,etc.. But the chowk is good.

Very very crowded place,you can get auto for Koylanagar,Govindpur and bank more,putki and many more.. For bus you have to go to the bus stand which is not so far from here you can just walk through... Many good hotels are present here for breakfasts, lunch and dinner meals. You can get rooms for rent for staying but you have to search it.. Most important thing a wine is also present here....

Right place for people who are seeking labour or hand for their regular work. Very busy and rush .

This is normal place located near by Dhanbad Railway Station This place is too busy and one have to wait for few minutes to cross the road This place is too unhealthy here sound and air pollution is very much not a clean road also.

Dhanbad is a leading center of education in eastern India. The city's education system is followed as of the Indian Education System. Schooling is followed by 10+2+3 plan. Most of the schools in Dhanbad are of CBSE, ICSE and state board. The medium of instruction in schools are Hindi, Santali and Urdu and as well as Bengali and Kurmali. Popular schools in Dhanbad includes the Carmel School Digwadih, DAV Public School, Delhi Public School, De Nobili School Bhuli, De Nobili School CMRI, De Nobili School FRI, Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya and Tata D.A.V School. Binod Bihari Mahto Koyalanchal University is the public university of Dhanbad to which many colleges of the region are affiliated. There are various engineering, medical and arts colleges in Dhanbad. Dhanbad is home to some of the leading engineering colleges of India --the Indian Institute of Technology, Birsa Institute of Technology and K. K. College of Engineering and Management. The Indian Institute of Technology (formerly Indian School of Mines), was established by the British in 1926. It is a premier engineering college of India. Birsa Institute of Technology in Sindri is one of the oldest government engineering college in India