The resort had a fantastic pool area with plenty of sun loungers. We also enjoyed the live music at the bar in the evening." * Food and Dining: Feedback on the quality, variety, and price of food and beverage options is important. * Example: "The breakfast buffet had a wide selection of fresh and tasty options.

We stayed in two different types of rooms and especially loved the cave room during our vacation. The food was delicious, and the hospitality was excellent. I really enjoyed my time here with my family

A wide variety of villas and suites to choose from. We've stayed in their Villa Suite as well as the Mudvilla. Both exceptionally well maintained and luxurious. The mudvilla in particular is something offbeat and gives a rustic and village vibe. Indoor pool is nicely maintained. Even the Game Room is very well equipped with top notch facilities for indoor and outdoor sports.Prices maybe a bit on the higher side, but totally worth the luxurious stay you're getting in return.

A Wonderful Stay with the Perfect Pool Room! We had an amazing experience at Tathastu Luxury Resorts in Satpura! The resort offers a perfect blend of luxury and nature, making it an ideal getaway. We stayed in a pool room, and it was absolutely fantastic—spacious, beautifully designed, and offering complete privacy.

Awesome experience. Delicious food. Excellent hospitality. Overall a wonderful experience with family. Great service staff, ample amenities. Went for a safari with Naturalist and had a informative experience. Would love to again whenever I find time.

Never expected such a wonderful service from this resort. From the reception to the restaurant to the room , everything was too good. Each and every staff were very courteous and helpful. We had a personal butler , Basant who was too good with his service. The rooms were very spacious and the food excellent. Overall a great place to recommend to anyone.they hv their branches in Tadoba, Bhandargarv and Satpura.shd soon try them too.

Great place for weekend leisure. This place takes two hours to reach from Nagpur but provides a peaceful environment away from urban hassles. Food is also good with both north indian and south indian dishes available. Enough variety to choose between vegetarian and non vegetarian food items. Being close to nature you need to be vigilant about snakes but I didn't see any. They have good sports options for outdoor activities. Tiger reserves visit is a must and you can see wild animals including tigers if you are lucky enough. However weekends may be a little crowded but still manageable to spend good time. In summer outdoor activities are difficult so it is better to avoid traveling here. Cost is ok but you cannot say budget friendly.

Service, Hospitality, Food, Manager, Staff, Pricing everything is good. The only and Main problem is the Property Rooms, Infrastructure, Bugs, Flies, Lizards, Equipments, Locks. They really need to work on these areas to match up. I didn't want to give this review since the people were really good and loved talking and being with them but then I also want them to work hard to enhance and take the advantage of the big area that too in the deepest buffer location.

Its was great experience staying at your resort... We were escorted by Shri. Raju podiyal.... The manager of resort. The team was well behaved mannered of resort. The food quality was delicious, well balanced cooked foods. The resort kitchen headed by shubham deshmukh and his staff were outstanding. We stayed one night in Royal deluxe suite with attached plunge pool one night in machan both experience was thrilling.

Very cosy and serene place away from the hustle and bustle of city life. The host Mr. Raju Podiyal and associated staff are very courteous. Food quality is quite good, except that sweets need to improvised. Bonfire arrangment is available. Karaoke system is also available for musical, vocal singing sessions during evening near the garden area. However, the existing Karaoke System is not satisfactory and gets disconnected frequently, much to the disappointment of singers and audience. A new better quality Karaoke System has been purchased immediately, conveyed the same to Mr. Raju Podiyal. Can plan for another visit.

We had a great stay at Pench Tiger Wood Resort. The hotel is comfortable, with a peaceful atmosphere. The staff is very cooperative, friendly, and always ready to help. The food served here is also very good, with a nice variety and quality. Overall, a pleasant experience.

It was excellent experience in the resort with whole heated support from resort staff. Only thing is required is some good KAROAKE System so that guests can enjoy with music and songs in the resort. Hope to come back soon. Raju bhai is excellent manager with full support from all angles.

If you want Jungle stay experience this place will give you that experience. It's calm serene and Composed environment. Food quality is excellent and service is too good. Staff are extremely polite and very much supportive.

Excellent stay experience in the lap of nature. Mr. Raju, the manager and his team are excellent and very helpful. Would definitely recommend this property.

Absolutely amazing experience.. Park was so beautiful and green. However did not see a Tiger but saw a Leopard.. Pench is the land of The Jungle Book and is famous for Mowgli and its Bagheera (Black Leopard). The black leopard is actually present in the Park but is very hard to spot… Amazing Pench!!!!

Pench National Park, located on the border of Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra, is one of the most beautiful and wildlife-rich forests in India. I recently visited, and it was an unforgettable experience! The jungle safari through the dense forest was thrilling—we spotted deer, langurs, wild boars, and a variety of birds. Though we didn’t see a tiger, the excitement of the search was worth it! The park is well-organized with trained guides and naturalists who share interesting facts about flora and fauna. The landscape is straight out of a nature documentary, with open meadows, teak forests, and riverbanks. This park is also known for inspiring Rudyard Kipling’s "The Jungle Book", which makes it even more special for literature and wildlife lovers. Facilities at the entry gates are good, and there are plenty of eco-resorts nearby. Perfect for families, photographers, adventure seekers, and nature lovers. Highly recommended for a peaceful and adventurous wildlife getaway in central India.

Entered from Turia Gate. Safari Starts at 6.45 AM after official formalities. The Safari lasts for about 4.30 hours. There are several interesting points near the Pench river. Scenery is eyegasmic. Many birds. If you are after Tiger Sighting ONLY, you may be disappointed. But if tiger is just one of the options and you are willing to enjoy every bit of jungle, then you will be a satisfied visitor. There is one ALIKATTAS restaurant which serves Aloo bonda for ₹20 each and Tea ₹25. This basically provides a place to have your own breakfast and use washroom. I saw regular animals like dear, jackals, Peacocks etc. But I enjoyed the scenery, the birds chirping etc.

Pench National Park – Where Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Roars to Life Ah, Pench! Not just a national park, but a real-life, roarin’, prowlin’, leaf-cracklin’ tribute to The Jungle Book. Located on the southern edge of Madhya Pradesh (and spilling charmingly into Maharashtra like a leopard crossing state lines), the Pench National Park is where Mowgli may not greet you personally, but the whispers of Shere Khan and Baloo are very much alive in the breeze. Into the Heart of the Jungle…Literally This park, covering over 750 square kilometers, is named after the Pench River, which snakes its way through the park like nature’s own zipline. It’s an absolute stunner of a landscape — rolling hills, open meadows, teak forests, and plenty of water bodies where animals gather like it’s Saturday night at the jungle pub. But let’s get to the main event — the Big Cat. Pench is tiger territory, and while spotting one is never guaranteed (they’re not exactly into scheduled performances), your chances here are delightfully high. Add to that a supporting cast of leopards, wild dogs (dholes), gaurs, jackals, sloth bears, and over 285 species of birds — and you’ve got yourself an animal kingdom that's part documentary, part safari thriller. Did You Know? * BBC’s “Spy in the Jungle” was filmed here using hidden cameras and elephant-cams to give us intimate glimpses into tiger cub lives. * Pench inspired Rudyard Kipling’s "The Jungle Book", though technically he never visited it. But let’s not ruin the magic. * It’s a part of India’s famed Project Tiger since 1992 and is now one of the most successful tiger habitats in central India. Wild Review: The jeep safari? Bumpy but thrilling. The guides? Encyclopedias with binoculars. The forest? Whispers, roars, and sudden rustles. The tiger? Well, let’s just say he knows you're there... even if you don’t spot him. And when you do, trust me, you forget to blink. Pench is where you don’t just watch nature — you feel stalked by it, in the best possible way. A must-visit if you like your holidays with a side of adrenaline and a soundtrack of cicadas and growls.

Not a single tiger seen but saw a leopard.. we stayed in Government guest house service was good and food is also tasty..

Into the Wild – My First Jungle Safari Experience Let me take you on a journey—not just any trip, but a dive into a completely different world. A world where humans are only guests, and the jungle rules in all its raw, untamed glory. This was my very first experience witnessing wild animals in their own home—the dense, mysterious jungle. Our group of 10 adventurers set out from Mumbai towards Nagpur, eager and curious. Three safaris awaited us: one through the lush greens of Turiya Gate (nestled on the Madhya Pradesh-Maharashtra border) and two more via Khursapar Gate in Maharashtra. These two gates may belong to different states, but they open into the same vast stretch of wilderness—untouched, majestic, and brimming with life. Our first safari was in the late afternoon—anticipation ran high, eyes scanning every rustle in the bush. While tigers played hide-and-seek, revealing only glimpses of their tails and backs through our binoculars, we were still enchanted by other creatures: elegant deer prancing through the foliage, curious langurs leaping between branches, the powerful Indian Gaur, and a stately Sambhar deer, quietly grazing. Some moments were too distant for our cameras, but vivid in our minds. As we divided into two gypsies—five explorers each—our convoys merged with a line of others at the gate, engines humming with excitement. A safari typically lasts 3–4 hours in the afternoon and up to 5 in the cool stillness of early morning. And let me tell you: patience is your greatest ally here. While deer and langurs greet you early, spotting a tiger is a true test of will—and luck. Our second safari began in the magical hush of dawn. At 5:30 AM, we set off toward Khursapar Gate. After over two hours of searching and holding our breath at every sound, we spotted a tiger’s face—but once again, it was only through our binoculars, far away and teasingly brief. But then came the third safari—the one that turned everything around. At 3 PM, as the golden light of afternoon began to spill through the canopy, we returned to Khursapar. There, by an artificial water pond, she waited—Tigress B2. Majestic, calm, and powerful. As if that wasn’t enough, her cubs began to appear one by one, walking slowly toward her. We didn’t need binoculars this time—this was up close, heart-pounding, eyes-wide-open magic. We watched, awestruck, as all five tigers—mother and her four cubs—chilled in the water, basking in the sun like royalty. As sunset approached, they began to move—time to head home. And just then, right near our path, they crossed the jungle road in front of us. That moment—five wild tigers walking into the twilight, just meters away—was the closest, most thrilling encounter I’ve ever had. Our guide quickly fired a burst of shots, capturing what felt like a once-in-a-lifetime scene. In our earlier safaris, we followed fresh tiger paw prints, reading the jungle like a storybook written in dust and leaves. We also learned to trust the jungle’s own warning system—sharp alarm calls by deer and monkeys that signalled a tiger’s presence. It was wild intuition at work, and our guide explained it all with wonder and respect. And yes—we even paused mid-safari for breakfast under towering trees, sipping hot tea as the forest whispered around us. That’s something no five-star hotel can ever match. Thinking of Going on a Safari? Here’s What You Need to Know: • Book in advance, especially in summer (or post-monsoon October)—your chances of spotting tigers are much higher. • Bring a DSLR or long-range camera—some gates like Khursapar don’t allow phones out during the safari (they’ll be locked until you return). • Rent binoculars—they’re game-changers for distant sightings and are available at the gate. • Go for at least 3 safaris—don’t put all your hopes in just one! • Avoid plastic—only glass or steel bottles are allowed inside. Most hotels provide this. If the jungle calls you, don’t ignore it.

Not at all recommended for this place. And Better book offline, For Permit pricing is 1200 Guide 480 And Vehicle charges it is 3000 , Total 4700 for 6 people. If u book online it is 7500 and weekends it is 8500. Even after paying all this , U barely see Deers that's it.... And visible Tigers will be 3 and that to depends on luck people say. And all u can see dried Trees... I definitely recommend not to visit this place.

The Tribal Museum in Chhindwara is one of the finest cultural landmarks of Madhya Pradesh and deserves to be far more widely known. Visiting it is like stepping into a living storybook that celebrates the identity, traditions, and everyday life of the tribal communities of this region. Every gallery is thoughtfully arranged, and each display feels like a window into a unique world. What impressed me most was the sheer variety of exhibits. The museum showcases ornaments, tools, musical instruments, traditional costumes, and beautifully crafted household items that tell the story of how tribes lived, celebrated, and expressed themselves. The dioramas and life-size models are outstanding, creating a sense of immersion that goes beyond ordinary displays. They don’t just show artifacts; they recreate whole scenes, making it easy for children and adults alike to understand and connect with the exhibits. The architecture of the building is equally remarkable, blending modern design with earthy, tribal-inspired elements. It sets the tone even before you enter. Inside, the atmosphere is calm, clean, and well maintained, which makes spending time here comfortable and enriching. The staff members are polite, helpful, and often willing to explain details, which makes the experience even more meaningful. What makes this museum special is not only its preservation of culture but its celebration of it. The museum shines a respectful spotlight on communities whose traditions are deeply rooted yet often overlooked. It’s a rare opportunity to see how art, daily life, and spiritual beliefs intertwine in tribal culture. Whether you are a student, a history enthusiast, a family traveler, or simply curious about local heritage, this museum is a must-visit. You leave with knowledge, admiration, and genuine respect for the diversity that makes India so unique

Great place to visit. Take a good amount of time with you as you'll not be able to convince yourself to leave early from here.

Good place to visit once with family ,and know about tribal legends ,who faught for freedom

It's a one time experience thing, a good to go place for kids.

"The food was absolutely delicious, full of authentic flavors. Service was quick, friendly, and attentive. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming — perfect for a relaxing meal. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a great dining experience!"

It's a must visit place to know about our cultural values more and the lifestyle people use to have earlier in the region

It is a museum for display of old tribal culture, example. how the people used to live in old times, Their weapons clothes POP Models are for there for display. Ticket is only 10₹. There is lack of maintenance but it is under development phase hope it gets better by time

We considered going here out of utter devotion and believe me it gives nothing less. The place is hauntingly beautiful, surrounded by serene huge mountains and quite a walk of like a kms. Up and down the hill. Just before reaching the place of worship there are quite many stairs to go down. So beautiful careful with elders and kids there. Easy to get lost so do move in groups together. They have good parking space around so not an issue there.

The Jatashankara temple, located deep inside the Panchmari Tiger Reserve, is one of the most fascinating and spiritually significant places I have ever visited. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and holds many mythological stories and local beliefs that make it truly special. To reach the temple, one has to descend many stairs, as the temple lies within a natural cave, embraced by rocky hills and flowing spring water. The atmosphere inside is cool, calm and naturally wet, giving it a very peaceful and spiritual feel. Around the temple, you'll find many small shops selling Ayurvedic products, including Shilajit and local herbs. However, I personally chose not to buy them, as I wasn't sure about their authenticity. A fun fact -- if you climb those stairs daily, you'll surely loose weight and body pain, thanks to the steep descent and ascent ! Overall, Jatashankar Temple is must-visit spot in Panchmari for both devotees and nature lovers. The combination of mythology, natural beauty and spiritual peace makes it truly unforgettable experience.

Beautiful natural place surrounded by rocks and greenery. The steps down to the temple let you enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and the wonders of nature. A must-visit for nature lovers!

One of the main tourist points of Panchmarhi, a must visit. Also it is advisable to hire a guide here ( Charges ₹150-200 for a group), as the guide will tell you the story of the place and will also show u many hidden beauties of the place, which one may miss without someone's guidance. Further itvis advisable to not take small kids / Senior citizens and people with some serious health ailments as one has to go deep inside the valley crossing a long path and 150 steps and then come back. Ultimate beautiful natural place with many stories attached. Please visit.

Jatashankar Temple, Pachmarhi, is a serene and spiritual destination nestled within a natural cave, approximately 1.5 km from the main bus stand. The temple is renowned for its limestone cave formations, including stalactites and stalagmites that resemble Lord Shiva's matted hair, earning it the name 'Jatashankar' . According to legend, it is believed to be the place where Lord Shiva concealed himself from the wrath of Bhasmasura . Visitors can explore the cave's cool interior, which houses 108 naturally formed lingams, and admire the ceiling's formation resembling the hundred-headed serpent, Seshnag . The cave also features two ponds fed by springs—one with cold water and another with hot water .

Beautiful place situated between the rocky caves of Pachmarhi. Gives amazon type vibes. A very well known temple of lord Shiva, a divine place most visit

🕉️ Religious Significance, 🌊 Natural Wonder, 🔱 Shivlingas, 🪨 Cave Structure, 🌄 Scenic Location, “Peaceful cave temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, surrounded by natural rocks and flowing stream. Must visit spiritual spot in Pachmarhi.”

Chauragarh Mahadev Temple is a truly divine place filled with peace and positivity. The view from the top is breathtaking, and the spiritual energy here makes all the effort of the climb worth it. A must-visit spot in Pachmarhi Jai Mahadev Visiting Chauragarh Temple in Pachmarhi was a soul-touching experience. The climb may be tough, but every step feels blessed by Lord Shiva. The temple at the top radiates divine energy unforgettable Peaceful vibes, scenic beauty, and divine blessings — Chauragarh Mahadev Temple is pure magic

We visited this temple on the top of the Chauragadh mountain on last weekend. It took us to reach on the top in 2 hours at the temple on the top. While trekking you can see awesome sights surrounded by beautiful green mountains. Temple is well built with basic facilities. The iconic bunch of Trishuls standing looks so beautiful. Monkeys are everywhere you’ll see during trekking. Beware from the monkeys that aways trying to snatch your food. So, be careful don’t eat when monkeys are revolving around you. Always take a water bottle for drinking and snacks while trekking here. Locals are selling packages drinking bottles too in 2x price. Only, drawback is there is no public toilets we found. From bottom to the top while trekking. Drinking water is not available even a pipeline is going to the top of the temple. Tourists throw water bottles and snacks empty packets everywhere, cleanliness is lacking everywhere. Local authorities should have a look on this things too. Make this natural environment clean and garbage free. Overall, our experience was awesome. Trekking on the trails was fun there. We took so many photos while hiking.

Absolutely gorgeous view I went during September 2025 end. The trek is very tiring but the view is a must-watch. The trek begins with Gupt Mahadev, which I recommend you enjoy the way back. After the Gupt Mahadev, you have a 300 mtr. hike, then the first set of stairs 700mtr. or so, post which you have a round the hill walk, followed by steep 2 kms stairs. I recommend much hydration. The best time to start is at 5am. The highest peak in Panchmari, just wow.

One side 1700 stairs 4.5 km total walking root from bada mahdev parking area.in morning time if u go slow u reach in 2 hours..I prefer to early in morning...don take food with u... because of monkey try to take it from u... They are very hungry.... But they can't attack on u... Very Holy place...u get peace after reaching there...

You need some courage and fitness to get here. You have to cross 3/4 hills and climb around 2000 stairs. The scenic view and calmness of nature from above is worth all hardworking. Visit with friends and family.

Pachmarhi is a perfect platter for all the travel junkies that offer scenic landscapes, gushing waterfalls, pristine pools and lush green forests. Known for the mighty hills that surround the region, the town is filled with places that can easily take you away from your stressful lives and make your hard-to-get holidays a memorable one. Pachmarhi include the 'Pandavs Caves' believed to be built by the Pandavas who lived here along with their wife Draupadi during their exile, witness the gorgeous sunset at Dhoopgarh. Another point of interest is the stone-formed Jata Shankar cave, deriving its name from the peculiar rock formation that looks like the matted dreadlocks of Lord Shiva. As per folklore, it is where Lord Shiva was supposed to have hidden from the Demon Bhasmasur. Towards the end of the cave is a curious rock formation that looks like the taut hood of a cobra, locally believed to be the 'Sheshnag'.

Heaven on earth, 3.5 km tracking but feeling like a heaven. You will see bholenathji on the top of chauragadh. The view from the top of chauragadh is very awesome

Christ Church, also called the Protestant Church of Pachmarhi. This church, built in memories of British General Frankwod Morus by his friends, stands as a testament to the region's colonial past. Constructed in 1875, this Gothic-style church boasts a unique blend of Irish, French, and British architectural influences.

This is one of the old places of panchmani. Presently is not that one point where one can simply roam around and take photos. Looks like a private property. But I was really amazing beauty old infrastructure and a natural location and the nature around. One must definitely have a halt to find this place and get into that era where we never thought of. It is very close to the bison lodge. Happy travelling!!

The church itself is very beautiful but please check the timings as it is close most of the times m also the church was build in rocks and it is beautiful place to visit

Must visit place in pachmadi

An old British church with beautiful design. Very calm and peaceful, full of old-time charm

It is a more than 100years old popular tourist spot near Panchmarhi with great historical value.

Beautiful Church was built in 1875. It is very amazing place to visit.

A must visit tourist spot in Panchmarhi. You can spend 30-45 minutes here. Senior citizens and children might find a bit difficult as there are few steps to climb. Overall beautiful well maintained place with a history behind. Please visit.

The Pandava Caves in Panchmari derive their name from the five Pandavas -- Yudhishthira, Bhima, Arjuna, Nakula and Sahadeva -- the legendary sons of King Pandu from the Mahabharata. It is believed that the pandavas stayed here during their exile period, and thus the place itself is called Panchmari, meaning five shelters. The caves are simple in design, carved out of sandstone on a small hill. Some of them feature pillared Verandahs, and while most are plain, cave no. 2 stands out with its simple Chaitya-style motifs on the facade. The door-jamb of Cave no. 3 is also beautifully decorated, with a miniature deity figure carved at its base. Interestingly, an inscription reading "Utkirna Bhagavakena" has been found here, which means "created by Bhagavak". It suggests that the caves were made by a monk named Bhagavak, dating back to the Gupta period (4th-5th century A.D.). Hence, despite the mythological association with the Pandavas, these caves appear to have Buddhist origins. You can also see the remains of a brick structure on top of the hill rock, possibly part of an ancient monastery. Overall, the Pandava Caves are a fascinating blend of myth, history and archaeology -- a must visit spot in Panchmari for those interested in ancient Indian art and legends.

Pandav Caves are ancient and fascinating, known for their historical and mythological significance. Surrounded by lush greenery and natural beauty, the caves offer a peaceful and spiritual atmosphere. The rock-cut structures reflect remarkable craftsmanship, making it a must-visit spot for history lovers, nature enthusiasts, and devotees alike.

A must visit tourist spot in Panchmarhi. You can spend 30-45 minutes here. Senior citizens and children might find a bit difficult as there are few steps to climb. Overall beautiful well maintained place with a history behind. Please visit.

According to mythology Pandavas stayed there in caves. although all entry is prohibited inside of caves. But still gives a beautiful memory. From top of hill you will get all around top view of panchmarhi itself.

Pandav caves are among the most famous places in Pachmarhi, the place got its name because of these caves. The five Pandav brothers took refuge here during their exiles. Well maintained area, caves are covered with grills so you can’t go in. The park in front of the caves is also well maintained. The view from the top is beautiful.

Ratings: 🏞️ Scenery & Surroundings: 4.5/5 🕍 Historical Vibe: 4.5/5 📸 Photo Spots: 4/5 🚶‍♂️ Accessibility/Walk: 4/5 🧹 Cleanliness: 4/5 🧘 Peacefulness: 5/5 Pandav Caves is a calm and quiet spot with a really relaxing atmosphere. The caves are small but hold a lot of historical and mythological significance—locals say the Pandavas stayed here during their exile. Even if you're not too into history, the peaceful surroundings make it worth visiting. There’s greenery all around, and the path leading up is an easy walk. Once you’re at the caves, you can explore a bit, sit for a while, and just enjoy the silence. It’s a nice break from the usual crowded tourist spots. The area is generally clean and maintained decently, though it’s always better to visit early or on a weekday to avoid too many people. A good place for short visits, peaceful time, or even a little photography if you're into nature-meets-history kind of spots.

One of the tourist points in Panchmarhi , not much to do here. There is a valley between two mountains and that is the view point. Sit and relax here here watching the view and enjoy some local food as many small eateries are here. Locals say that movie ASOKA was shot here.

Handi Khoh is essentially a viewpoint surrounded by trees. Its a natural setting where you can take in the scenery. You can take photos while sitting on horses. If you're looking for a quick stop to enjoy a view and perhaps capture a photo, this might be it.

This is one of the best places in Pachmarhi which could never be missed. Senior citizens please stay away from such places as these are dangerous to climb up and get down. Please be causes when you are working with your kids. Once you reach at the bottom you will find inner peace as mountains from both the sides are looking at each other and talking to you. Happy travelling!!!

Very beautiful place feels like a very narrow valley stretching about 5 kms. It is believed that lord Shiva hit this land with his trident therefore it has named handi khoh and shaped like this

Wonderful view of the ravine shaped as a handi . Go little upper and enjoy wonderful view . Eateries available for Maggi and water bottle

Misty canyon viewpoint — perfect monsoon escape for slow rides, quiet reflection, and sweeping photo ops. The trail-edge lookout gives a dramatic view of the green gorge carved into the hills, with clouds hanging low and the air smelling of wet earth. Ideal for sunset or rainy-day visits; bring a light jacket and a camera.* 🌧️

Handi Khoh is a beautiful and must-see spot in Pachmarhi. It's a steep, steep gorge, measuring approximately \(300\) 10 feet deep, and is known as the "Grand Canyon of India." From here, you can see spectacular views of the Satpura Hills and dense forests. According to local legend, there was once a lake here, protected by a giant snake. When Lord Shiva's wrath destroyed it, the lake dried up and transformed into a pot-shaped chasm (handi), giving it its name.

Bee Fall in Pachmarhi is a must-visit spot! The natural beauty, refreshing water, and peaceful surroundings make it a perfect place to relax and enjoy nature. Bee Fall Waterfall is truly mesmerizing. The sound of flowing water, lush greenery, and cool atmosphere create an unforgettable experience. The short trek down is totally worth it one of the best places to visit in Pachmarhi What a heavenly place! The beauty of Bee Fall left me speechless. Crystal-clear water, natural charm, and the sound of the waterfall made it a magical experience. A perfect escape into nature’s lap.

In the midst of nature there lies this fall with immense natural beauty. Although not advisable for very small kids, Senior citizens and heart patients, as there are 400+ steps ro reach there and then come back. Be careful of monkeys and Bees ( rare instances). When u go down and i witness the flowing water in the lap of nature, it's a worth visit.

How to reach- buy advanced ticket and jipsy to reach there. With personal vehicle you have to park it and around 2km journey to be done by walk only. As Name bee fall came from there is huge amount of honey bee comb on trees around the waterfall. But the catch is that they didn’t harm to anyone. Better to visit in monsoon to get huge volume of water there. Greenery and vibes are strong. Don’t forgot to eat mangoes if going by walk in season. I went by walk which was great experience compare to jipsy guys.

Very beautiful waterfall with breathtaking views. It is a home to many varieties of birds and fishes too. You can have a fish spa free of cost here, in fully natural habitat. The waterfall is around 150 feet high and the fresh air has no comparison. It is one of the most beautiful places in Pachmarhi .

Bee Falls (Jamuna Prapat) – Pachmarhi, Madhya Pradesh Overview: Bee Falls, also known locally as Jamuna Prapat, is one of the most popular and scenic waterfalls in Pachmarhi, often called the “Queen of Satpura.” The falls cascade down from about 35 meters (115 feet), creating a refreshing natural pool below — a favorite spot for tourists to bathe or simply enjoy the misty surroundings. Highlights: 💧 Natural Beauty: The fall flows through dense forest and rocky terrain, producing a soft humming sound — hence the name “Bee Falls.” 🌿 Viewpoints: A panoramic view of the Satpura hills and valleys can be seen from the top as well as from the base of the falls. 🚶 Trek & Access: Visitors must descend around 300–400 steps to reach the base. The trek is scenic but moderately steep, so comfortable footwear is recommended. 🏞️ Photography: One of the most photographed spots in Pachmarhi, especially in the monsoon and post-monsoon months (July–February). ☕ Nearby Attractions: A small tea stall and viewpoints are located near the parking area, providing an excellent rest stop after the climb. Visitor Tips: Best time to visit: July to February (avoid peak summer). Carry water and wear non-slip shoes. Avoid swimming directly under the strong current during monsoon. Entry fee: A nominal fee is charged as part of the Pachmarhi sightseeing circuit managed by the Forest Department through the permit issued at Bison lodge in the package.

The height of this waterfall is about 150 feet. It is also known as Jamuna Prapat. It gives a feel of Milky Way when water comes down. It is one of the most spectacular water falls of Pachmarhi. No visitor can resist the temptation of the taking a bath in B Fall. Bathing pools here are very popular among the tourist of all age groups. A spectacular fall in the stream which provides drinking water to Pachmarhi. The bathing pools above the fall are very popular. Bee Falls, popularly known as Jamuna Prapat, is a beautiful waterfall that provides drinking water to Pachmarhi. It is one of the most scenic waterfalls of the town that flows into the valley, making a tranquillising sound. Tourists frequently visit the bathing pool, which is situated above the falls.

I prefer the smaller waterfall before the main one, as it’s less crowded and much quieter. The main waterfall, on the other hand, tends to be overwhelmed with visitors, some of whom even bathe with soap and doing risky things which will cost their life. There was only one food stall available, and I noticed a lot of monkeys around. It's important to be cautious when eating, as they can easily snatch food right out of your hands.

Dhupgarh is the highest peak in Madhya Pradesh, located in the Satpura range near Pachmarhi. It stands at an elevation of approximately 1,350 meters (4,429 feet) above sea level. Known for its breathtaking panoramic views, Dhupgarh is a popular spot for tourists, especially during sunrise and sunset, when the sky is painted with stunning hues. The peak is surrounded by lush green forests and offers a serene escape into nature. It is accessible via trekking or by road, making it an ideal destination for adventure enthusiasts and nature lovers. The cool climate and mesmerizing scenery make Dhupgarh a must-visit spot for anyone exploring Pachmarhi

Dhupgarh (Dhoopgarh), Pachmarhi’s highest peak and the best spot for sunrise and sunset views in Madhya Pradesh. Surrounded by the lush Satpura hills, it offers breathtaking panoramic views of valleys, cliffs, and dense forests. Many visitors consider it the most beautiful point in Pachmarhi. Entry is only allowed through gypsy/jeep rides booked from Bison Lodge Museum, as private vehicles aren’t permitted. The ride itself is scenic and adventurous. Once at the top, there are two main viewpoints—Sunrise Point and Sunset Point. Sunset is especially popular, when the sky glows with golden and orange hues over the green valleys. The place is calm, refreshing, and ideal for photography or simply soaking in the natural beauty. Monsoon adds misty charm with clouds floating around, though sometimes it blocks the view. Carry water and light snacks, as there are no shops at the top, and be careful of monkeys. Overall, Dhupgarh is a must-visit attraction in Pachmarhi—peaceful, picturesque, and unforgettable. The combination of cool breeze, endless greenery, and dramatic skies makes it perfect for nature lovers. Tip: Visit around 5 PM for sunset or early morning for sunrise. Duration: ~2–3 hours.

Dhupgarh offers a beautiful view, especially during sunset 🌇. It’s best to visit during rainy season or clear sky days for the perfect sunset view. The place is becoming a bit overcrowded now 🤏, but still worth visiting for the amazing scenery and peaceful vibes.

1.Drive to dhoopgarh is breathtaking and you have to cross the whole forest. Trip Duration (Including Travel) is 2 Hours 2.It can only be reached b Gypsy from Bison Lodge. Personal vehicle is not allowed. 3.It has breathtaking views and one can spend 2-3hrs. Best time to reach is after 5PM. 4.Both the sunrise and sunset spots were visited. 5.The sunrise views have been stopped to avoid animals being disturbed 6.The Dhoopgarh museum is also nicely maintained. 7.Dhoopgarh, originally known as Harvatsa Kot, is the tallest peak of Madhya Pradesh, and so they give undoubtedly the best views of the entire town of Pachmarhi along with the surrounding lesser Satpura ranges and Vindhya range. 8.Timings: 6 AM - 6 PM 9.Trip Duration (Including Travel): 2 Hours 10.Guide told us not to eat anything as monkeys can attack to get your food.

Best time to visit this place at the time of sunset. The views here are very mesmerizing with soothing winds and very calm.

A must visit place if you're in Pachhmari. It's at the height of 4420ft from the sea level. The views from here are mesmerizing. You don't need to climb here, the safari vehicle (you have to book it from Bison lodge) will take you to the top and then you can roam around and have some pictures. While going up, you'll find an echo point where you can scream your name and in return you'll hear the same echo. Overall it's worth visiting. Note: People generally come here in the evening but I suggest you to cover this spot during the day itself (If you need to leave at the evening time for your home). Because, the rush in the evening is very high. Sunset, you can cover in the Pandav Caves. (Ask your driver for more information)

is the highest peak of the Satpura hill range and the view from the top can leave you awestruck. From the spiritual surroundings to the top view of the meandering streams, the peak offers views of the lesser Satpura ranges and Vindhya range. The rough scarps along with ravines and clefts give this plateau a heavenly look and this peak is still lesser-known among the many Pachmarhi tourist places. The serene ecosystem and the Dhupgarh Fall are few of the main attraction here.