There are several Tourist Places in Bokaro district, which is amongst the 24 districts of the Indian State of Jharkhand. Bokaro district has a labyrinth of valleys and sub-valleys crafted by the Damodar River and its tributaries. These comprise a vital source of water for the various industries and habitats that have emerged on its banks in the last few decades. A number of hills and hillocks ascend above the quaint valley that provides a panoramic view of the stunning landscape. Tourist Places in Bokaro District consists of a number of places of interest such as Bokaro Steel City, Garga Dam and Parasnath Hills, Bokaro Ispat Pustakalaya, City Park, Jawaharlal Nehru Biological Park, Chandrapura and TenuGhat. Tourism in Bokaro District means a memorable experience that is filled with enjoyment and serenity.

Bokaro Steel City
Bokaro Steel City is amongst the major tourist destinations in the state. Conceived and planned in the year 1959, the Bokaro Steel Plant contains major coalfields that are placed nearby. The employees of the plant are provided accommodation and other social facilities. Bokaro Steel City is systematic and properly planned, and has wide lanes and roads spread through out the city. A good sewage system, adequate electric supply and the lush green environment are other features of the region. Bokaro is most popular for its Steel Plant that is the largest in Asia.

Garga Dam
Garga Dam is located near the picturesque surroundings of Bokaro Steel City and is around 12 km away from city centre. The Dam is a well known picnic spot for the citizens of Bokaro. The region is pregnant with abundant natural vegetation and variety of marine and aquatic life that is present in the dam. Various School excursions and biological expeditions are conducted in Garga Dam. Garga dam was originally built for the use of steel plant and for the supply of water to the locals.

City Centre
The City Center is the major shopping zone of Bokaro city. The area has improved manifold in the recent times. The market consists of adequate parking space and the layout of the roads is moderately wide. Almost all major Indian banks are present in the region. There are several quality shops and showrooms in the city for branded electronics, clothing, and other items. Lately a number of hospitals, small clinics and coaching institutes have mushroomed in the market area. The rate of growth represents the demand these services in the city.

Bokaro Ispat Pustakalaya
Bokaro Ispat Pustakalaya, managed by the Bokaro Steel Plant, is a library that features a collection of more than 40,000 books and manuscripts. The library meets the reading requirements of the people in the township. Situated near the Bokaro Hotel, visitors can reach the attraction by taxis or auto rickshaws which are conveniently available in various zones of the city.

City Park
Bokaro houses a nicely maintained City Park that consists of an artificial lake. Lately, three man-made islands, designed in Japanese likeness, have also established in the lake. The annual Basant Mela that takes place in February is also conducted in the park. During Chhatth puja, several devotees flock to the southern area of the park. There is a small toy train in City Park that runs in the initial months every year.

Siwandih
Siwandih is a suburb that accommodates several Bihari migrants who live and work in the Steel plant. The region is located near the Bokaro Railway Station in western part of Bokaro. Famous locations in Siwandih are Makhdumpur, Bansgora, Millat nager Islampur and Haisabatu.

Jawaharlal Nehru Biological Park
The biggest zoological garden in Jharkhand, Jawaharlal Nehru Biological Park, was constructed in the late 1980s. The park has animals and birds from various parts of the world, with the predatory cats being the major attractions. Jawaharlal Nehru Biological Park has been able to successfully breed Royal Bengal Tigers, White Tigers, and the Asiatic Lion, multiple times, within a short duration. Boating facility is also allowed in the artificial lake present in the park.

Chas
Chas was the administrative headquarters of Bokaro when Bokaro was a part of district of Dhanbad. Later, Bokaro itself achieved the status of a district and headquarters was moved to the Steel Township. In Chas, visitors can go to the popular destinations like Joda Mandir, Bhootnath Mandir and Check Post.

Gayatri Mandir
The temple is renowned for the Navmi Puja that is held here. Khichri is provided as the prasad on this occasion. Devotees visit the temple in morning and evening for regular prayers.

Ram Mandir
Ram Mandir is devoted to Lord Rama and has other smaller temples. Amongst the other gods and goddesses that are housed here, are Radha Krishna Mandir, Hanuman Mandir, Durga Mandir, Shiva Parivar Mandir, Surya Mandir, Lord Venkateshwar Mandir, Kali Mandir, Sheetala Mandir and Shiva Mandir. Ram Mandir was established in the year 1967-68. The temple contains a rich Dharmik library and Rishi Niwas.

Apart from these, there are other places of interest in Bokaro worth mentioning, such as, Aaiyappa Mandir, in sector 5, Kali Mandir - Located in sector 8, Jagannath Temple, Located in Sector 4, Noori Masjid ,situated in sector 4, Mohan Kumar Mangalam Stadium, Chira Chas, Ghaus Nagar, Dhundibag, Sector-9 market, Jainamore, Pupunki Ashram, Gawai Dam, Tenughat and Chandrapura.