Deoghar (the house of Gods) is a centre of peace and harmony, that features many socio-culture and industrial centers. It is a popular health resort and an important Hindu pilgrimage. The ancient temple of Baba Baidyanath – one of the twelve Jyotirlingas in India is located here, a place believed to be the route that Lord Shiva traveled on his way to Sri Lanka. Deoghar is also a centre of peace and harmony that features many socio-cultural and industrial centers.

Baidyanath Dham: It is situated in the Santhal Partgana of Jharkhand. This is a very important pilgrimage centre. Kamana Linga of Lord Shiva is situated here. Every monsoon countless devotees undertake a rigorous 100 km pilgrimages on foot from Ajgaibinath (Sultanganj) to offer holy water to Baba Baidyanath. The pilgrimage is deemed complete with homage paid at Basukinath, almost 43 km from Deoghar. Within the precincts of the temples, dedicated to different Gods, including Lord Mahadeva.

Trikuti: Trikuti is almost 24 km west of Deoghar, is famous for its temples situated on hills. On the top of three hills situated here, popularly known as Trikuti, many a sage attained salvation. The hill consisted of huge boulders. On the right is a small temple where Parvati is worshipped. Close to her lies a Shivling. People flocked here from far and wide during Shivaratri. There is also a temple built in the memory of a sage who had meditated in this rugged terrain. The temple is well maintained. If one climbs further one can reach to another temple where a lady Sanaysin still resides. She comes out of the cave only once in a day. The Shrine of Swami Sampadananda, who lives here for 64 years, is also worth visiting.