Isko Caves are ancient rock-cut caves located near Isko village in the Giridih district of Jharkhand. These caves are believed to date back to early medieval times and are associated with Jain heritage and ascetic practices. Carved into solid rock, the caves feature simple chambers and niches that were likely used by monks for meditation and shelter. The site is surrounded by forests and rocky terrain, giving it a quiet and secluded atmosphere. Isko Caves are considered archaeologically important due to their historical carvings and inscriptions. The caves reflect the region’s long tradition of spirituality and renunciation. Visitors interested in history and archaeology often explore the site for its untouched character. Access is mostly through rural paths, adding to the sense of exploration. Isko Caves represent Jharkhand’s lesser-known but valuable ancient heritage.