TOURIST PLACES OF EAST MADHYA PRADESH
Part-1
SHAHDOL
Shahdol is a part of east Madhya Pradesh. Shahdol
District occupies an area of approximately 5671 square kilometres.
Shahdol District is one among 50
Districts of Madhya Pradesh State ,India. Shahdol District Administrative head
quarter is Shahdol. It is is Located 472 KM west towards State capital Bhopal .
Shahdol District population is 1064989. It is 36 th Largest District in the
State by population.
Climate
It is Hot in summer. Shahdol District
summer highest day temperature is in between 29 ° C to 45° C . Average temperatures of January is 16
° C , February is 21 ° C , March is 26 ° C , April is 32 ° C , May is 36 ° C .
Population
Shahdol district Total population is
1064989 according to census 2011.Males are 541153 and Females are 523836.
Some Basic Information of Shahdol
Division : Shahdol
Head Quarters : Shahdol Language : Hindi and Bagelkhand Area: 5671 sq. km |
Population : 1064989
Sex Ratio : 968 Density : 172/ sq. km Literacy : 68.36 Elevation / Altitude: 494 - 353 meters. Above Seal level |
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Tourism
Places in Shahdol
Virateshwar temple :
Virateshwar temple of Lord Shiv and Ban Gunga in
Sohagpur Near district head
quarter Shahdol.
Kalchuri King Maharaja Yuvraj Deva had got it congenital amid
950 A.D. and 1050 A.D. to present it to the Acharya of Golkaki Math. Many
Archaeologists consent this temple as the temple of Karn Deva. When you arrive
at the site of this 70 feet height temple you will adore this admirable
archetype of Kalchuri Age architecture
Bronze of Mahavir, Shiv and Parvati in dancing
posture, the bronze of Saraswati, Ganesh, Vishnu, Nrisingh, Vyal, admirable
adolescent woman taking out a thorn, fighting men, Lord Krishna playing flute,
admirable amative postures accompanying to Kamsutra, Vinavadini, Ardhnarishwar
will absorb you. Having the statues of AgniDevata, Panchlokpal, Batuk Bhairav,
Amrut Bhairav, Nag Couple etc.
Bansagar Dam
Bansagar or Ban Sagar Dam is a versatile River Valley Plan on
Son River anchored in Ganga Basin in Madhya Pradesh, India envisaging equally
irrigation and hydroelectric power generation. The Bansagar Dam beyond Sone
River has been complete at town Deolond in Shahdol District on Rewa – Shahdol
road, at a distance of 51.4 km from Rewa. The project has been called as
“Bansagar” afterwards Bana Bhatt, the acclaimed Sanskrit academic of 7th
century, who is believed to accept, hailed from this arena in India .
Bansagar Dam
There are a lot of attraction like Man Singhvahini Temple ,Birasin man temple ,Pandav Era Caves Lakhvariya and a lot of Forest and hills (Maikal’s Range ) In Shahdol area.
Forest in Shahdol
Amarkantak :
Amarkantak lies in the newly shaped district of Anuppur,
in Madhya Pradesh. It is located on the Maikal mountain range which links the
Vindhyachal and Satpura mountain ranges, at about 1067 meters above signify sea
level. The public of the city as per 2001 demography is about 7000. Many
fabulous belief apropos to Lord Shiva and his daughter Narmada accept been
alloyed about this mystical city of Amarkantak.
The
angelic rivers Narmada and Soneoriginate
originate from here. Another important river
Johilla, too originates from Amarkantak. There are about 12 temples
actuality adherent to Narmada maiyya. The Narmada temple is the most imperative
one, which has been congenital about the agent point of the river Narmada.
Narmada Kund origin of River
Narmada
Sonemuda origin
of Sone River
Kabir Chabutara
Kapildhara Waterfall
Ancient
temples
The ancient temples
of Kalchuri period
are in the south of Narmadakund , just behind it. These were built by Kalachuri Maharaja Karnadeva .This is Mahadev Temple . A huge fair held in festival of mahashivratri
every year .
Mai
ki Bagiya (Goddess Garden) is also known as Mother's Garden. This
garden is situated around 5 km from Narmadakund and covers the surrounding
forests. The garden has been built in honour of the Goddess Narmada. It is a
natural garden which features banana, mango, Gulbakawali, roses and fruits and
flower plants.
The Gulbakawali plant is known to release a lingering sweet smell. This garden also features various shrines of Hindu Gods and Goddesses, a rain-fed kund and a large number of trees. Tourists can also find a wide variety of medicinal herbs and plants on the banks of holy kund.
Some Herbal Plants in amarkantak
The Gulbakawali plant is known to release a lingering sweet smell. This garden also features various shrines of Hindu Gods and Goddesses, a rain-fed kund and a large number of trees. Tourists can also find a wide variety of medicinal herbs and plants on the banks of holy kund.
Some Herbal Plants in amarkantak
Abrus precatorius (Ghumachi), Abutilon indicum (Kanghi),Acanthospermum hispidum (Bichiya Kanta),Acacia catechu (Khair),Acacia nilotica (Babul), Acorus calamus (Bach),Achyranthes aspera (Apamarg),Adhatoda vasica (Vasaka),Aegle marmelos (Bel), Aloe vera (Gwarpatha),Alpinia galanga (Kulanjan), Andrographis paniculata (Kalmegh), Anisomelos indica (Bhandari),Annona squamosa (Sitaphal), Anogeissus latifolia (Dhawra), Argemone mexicana (Pili
Katari) etc.
Ancient Temples Mai Ki Bagiya
Mai Ki Bagiya Shri Sarvodaya Jain Temple
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Herbs in amarkantak Medicinal Plants
Herbs in amarkantak
Sadhu in Amarkantak
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Tribal near
Amarkantak
Tribal near Amarkantak
Achanakmar Wildlife Sanctuary
Achanakmar is a wildlife
park in Chhattisgarh Some part of Amarkantak(MP),India.
The sanctuary houses a number of endangered animal species, including leopards, Bengal tigers ,and wild bison.
In Achanakmar restaurant, coffeehouse and many other facilities are
available. The sanctuary is close to Amarkantak and
the source of the Narmada River
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Bengal Tiger Wild Bison
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Flock of dears
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