Dalma Hills

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The Dalma Hills are located near the industrial town of Jamshedpur in Jharkhand, eastern India. These small hills are part of the Dalma Forest reserve, famous for its Asiatic elephants, and are a popular trekking destination. Tata Steel and the Jharkhand Forest Department maintain two guest houses atop the hills.

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