Discover Raigarh District

Raigarh, a cultural hub, showcases dhokra casting and silk production while being an industrial powerhouse in steel and power generation.

About Raigarh District

Raigarh district, situated in the easternmost part of Chhattisgarh, India, boasts a rich cultural heritage that highlights traditional crafts such as dhokra casting, renowned for its intricate bell metal creations. The region is also celebrated for its production of two varieties of silk: the luxurious tasar silk and the fine mulberry silk, both of which contribute to the local economy. Besides its cultural significance, Raigarh serves as an industrial hub, hosting major steel and power plants that bolster its economic landscape. The district features a diverse topography, characterized by forested plateaus in the northern region transitioning to sprawling plains in the south. Raigarh's geographical boundaries include Surguja and Jashpur to the north, Odisha to the east, Mahasamund to the south, and Korba and Sakti to the west, making it a pivotal area for both cultural and industrial pursuits in the state.