Bistupur is a neighbourhood in Jamshedpur, Jharkhand, India. It is located in central Jamshedpur and is bordered by Tata Steel and Northern Town to the east, Dhatkidih and Kadma to the north, Adityapur to the west and Jugsalai to the south. One of the oldest neighbourhoods. The Kharkai River flows through the westernmost side of Bistupur.
One of the earliest settlements formed during the planning of Jamshedpur, Bistupur emerged as one of the most affluent neighborhoods of Jamshedpur.[2] The neighborhood is deeply rooted in historical significance, due to presence of numerous landmarks packed in stories.[2] Ram Mandir is considered to be more than 100 years old.[3] Regal Building was built in 1936, with leftover steel for Howrah Bridge in Kolkata.[4]