Pachmarhi A saucer shaped hill resort, Pachmarhi in Madhya Pradesh is often cal
Pachmarhi A saucer shaped hill resort, Pachmarhi in Madhya Pradesh is often called as the queen of Satpura Ranges. Situated at an altitude of 1,067 feet, Pachmarhi offers a variety of attractions ranging from ancient caves to beautiful monuments. A famous hill station in the Satpura Range, Pachmarhi is greatly indebted to the highly innovative officer of the British reign, Captain Forsyth for it’s all round development. It was on the recommendation of this great officer Pachmarhi has been converted to a famous Sanatorium and later to a hill station. The single hill station in Madhya Pradesh, Pachmarhi is a large flat terrain, circled by the snooty knolls of the Satpura range. Its countryside is characterized by rocky hills, woody forests and deep canyons. The lustrous greenery combined with the majestic hills and the cascading waterfalls presents eye-catching scenery to the observer. One among the main attractions of this hilly resort is the spectacular sight it provides when the sun sets in the horizon. In Pachmarhi, the magnificence of nature is well complimented by the hands of man. Large-scale excavations in this hilly terrain reveal so many ancient caves that are of great value on an archaeological point of view. Nature is at its best in Pachmarhi. Renowned as the most luxuriant gem of Madhya Pradesh, Pachmarhi is a place where nature has found delicate appearance in numerous charming ways. Green shades cuddle the mountains and everywhere one can hear the placid mutter of flowing water. Bristle paths lead into peaceful forest basins, orchards of jamun, dense sal forests and delicate bamboo thickets. With all its marvelous spectacles and natural beauty, Pachmarhi is a viewer’s delight. When To Go Climate during summers from May to June remain highly bracing and pleasant. Maximum temperature during summers does not exceed 35°C. Winters starting by November and extending up to February are very cold and minimum temperature can cross 4°C. Monsoons during July to September offer moderate rain in Pachmarhi. Post monsoons are very fresh and attractive. The Bastar Dussehra is a festival during September-October, which is celebrated with much pomp and show. Navaratri celebrations during this period last for nine days and culminate in attractive procession. The period to visit this place is all through year, but best period is from October to June. Travel within city Pachmarhi is a city in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. The city of Pachmarhi is quite well known in the tourist circles, as it is the only rare hill station present in the region of Central India. Taxi You can travel around the city of Pachmarhi through a variety of options, and the most popular option that tourists normally go for is hiring or renting out a car or four wheeler. Renting out a four wheeler is the most expensive option, as you will need to shell out around Rs 1000 to 1500 in order to rent out a Gypsy for a day. On Foot Pachmarhi is a very small hill station, so most of the must see places can be easily covered by foot. You can opt to walk around the hill station in case you do not have any qualms. Bus Buses are available in the hill station of Pachmarhi, and these local buses, run by the government, are very few in number and do not provide good service. So being dependent on buses for travelling around Pachmarhi is not a very ideal option. Bus fares range within Rs 3 to 5, though. Rented Bicycle You can also rent out a bicycle in order to travel around the hill station of Pachmarhi in an effective way. Renting out a www.mustseeindia.com You can also rent out a bicycle in order to travel around the hill station of Pachmarhi in an effective way. Renting out a Pachmarhi will cost your around Rs 100 to 120 per day. Attractions Bee Falls (Jamuna Prapat) mustsee A spectacular fall in the stream, which provides drinking water to Pachmarhi, Bee Falls presents a picturesque look. One of the most beautiful waterfalls of Pachmarhi, this charming water stream, which is also called as Jamuna Prapat, flows and jumps into the valley and makes a buzzing sound. This magnificient cascade fills ever-lasting memories when one stays under its cold, fresh and pure water. Adventure buffs can enjoy a challenging walk over the rocks and stones from Apsara Vihar to the bathing pools at the top of Rajat Prapat through Jamuna Prapat. Other interesting attraction of this magnificient waterfall is the bathing pools that lie above the falls. This spectacular fall offers a wonderful holidaying in a solitary ambience. Mahadeo Hill mustsee Sandstone hills situated in the northern part of the Satpura Range at an altitude of 1363 m, Mahadeo hill in southern Madhya Pradesh is famous for the ancient shrine of Lord Shiva. This holy shrine holds an imposing idol of Lord Shiva and a fabulous Shivalingam. A hill with deep gorges and steep, Mahadeo hill is regarded as a holy place over centuries. A cave on the eastern portion of this majestic hill presents beautiful cave paintings. Inside the cave is located a holy pond, where the devotees take a religious dip. The serene premises of this holy shrine will be crowded with millions of devotees on Mahashivaratri day. Tridhara (Picadilly Circus) mustsee Vanashree Vihar (Pansy Pool) mustsee Apsara Vihar (Fairy Pool) popular A natural bathing pool formed by a tiny waterfall, Apsara Vihar in Pachmarhi is located near to the Pandav Caves. Though near the fall the pool is deeper, at the end it is shallow and this particular feature makes it a favourite picnic spot of tourists. The pool is easily accessible and an ideal place for safe swimming and diving. This pool is also known as 'Fairy Pool'. There is an interesting story behind this cute name. During the British reign, the English ladies used to come here for a good bathe and the locals used to peep through from the nearby bushes. Since the ladies are of white colour, the locals thought them to be fairy queens or apsaras and hence the name Apsara Vihar or Fairy Pool. Apsara Vihar is a lovely little shallow bathing pool and it is a recommended place for families with children. Bhrant Neer (Dorothy Deep) popular Chauragarh Peak popular Situated at an altitude of 1326 m, Chauragarh Peak presents beautiful scenes of dense forest, valleys and hills. Chauragarh is one of the famous pilgrim centers in Pachmarhi. On the top of the hill is situated a holy shrine of lord Mahadev. To reach the top of the summit, one has to climb 1250 steps. On the day of Maha Shivratri, which depicts the holy matrimony of Lord Shiva with Parvathi, this temple will be full of devotees. People attending this festival carry trishuls with them as a mark of respect to Lord Mahadev. After a strenuous journey, one can relax at the Dharmasala by watching the beautiful landscape and the pretty surroundings. Chhota Mahadeo popular www.mustseeindia.com Dhupgarh popular Dhupgarh is the highest point in the Satpura range, which commands the beautiful view of the surrounding range. It is a very popular spot for viewing the sunset. Situated at a height of 4,429 feet, Dhupgarh is one among the fascinating picnic spots in Pachmarhi. Standing at this majestic point at a time when the landscape is covered with the thin drizzle of the monsoon clouds definitely wins one’s heart. The valleys and ravines radiate a breath taking beauty of their own. Sunset and sunrise at Dhupgarh is spectacular. One can even spend a whole day at Dhupgarh by watching the stunning splendors. Duchess Falls popular One among the beautiful cascades in Pachmarhi, Duchess Falls lies in the lap of the majestic Satpura range. The gorgeous waterfalls stumble down in three different cascades and a strenuous trek of 4 km is required to reach at the base of the first cataract. The descent is steep and the trek strenuous for almost all of its stretch. The awe inspiring Duchess Falls feverishly crashes down over hundred meters creating a raucous roar. The surrounding area of the waterfalls provides a number of clear puddles where swimming is quite safe and enjoyable. Handi Khoh popular An imposing canyon with a 300 feet high crag amidst a dense forest, Handi Khoh in Panchmarhi is endowed with marvelous scenery. The clinging rock face of this gulch is a haven of large beehives. Bounded by a deep woody forest, this lovely place is closely associated with Lord Shiva. The popular belief is that Handi Khoh was a lake earlier. An evil snake, which actually was a demon, was guarding the lake. Lord Shiva killed the snake and the fury of the divine battle dried up the water in the lake and the empty space assumed the shape of a handi (pot). The locals used to call it Andhi Kho that later took its present name. A magnificient ravine, Handi Khoh is a recommended place for those who uploads/Geographie/ pachmarhi-travel-guide.pdf
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