Jabalpur

Jabalpur with its 100-meter-high marble mountains crossed by the Narmada River is a destination in India that will amaze you.

Jabalpur with its 100-meter-high marble mountains crossed by the Narmada River is a destination in India that will amaze you.

The city of Jabalpur is the tourist capital of the state of Madhya Pradesh unparalleled with its natural beauty and tourist spots in the city and its surroundings. It is located in the picturesque Narmada valley. If we look around the city, we can discover that Jabalpur is surrounded by rocky hills of granite and sandstone.
Known for the marvelous marble rocks of Bhedaghat, where the Narmada River crosses a narrow gorge before cascading into the massive misty waterfall called Dhuandhar.

What to visit in Jabalpur:
Madan Mahal Fort
The Madan Mahal area is famous for the historic fort of Durgavati. Located at the top of a hill in Jabalpur, Madan Mahal Fort is a famous ancient fort in the city of Jabalpur.

Chausath Yogini Temple
The Chausath Yogini Temple of Jabalpur is the four main temples existing in rough granite and the Shiva temple is located in the middle of the complex.

Statue of Lord Shiva
The statue of Lord Shiva is 76 feet tall and one of the tallest statues of Shiva in a seated position in India.

Dhuandhar Waterfalls
The Dhuandhar waterfalls are the most beautiful waterfalls in Madhya Pradesh, located on the Narmada River in Bhedaghat.
The imposing water jet of the waterfall creates a smoky mass called Dhuandhar; a very powerful roar that can be heard from afar.

Marble Rocks
Jabalpur is known for its picturesque white marble rock formations at Bhedaghat on the banks of the Narmada River.

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