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Chhattisgarh Travel Guide


 Here are 100 tourist spots in Chhattisgarh, organized by their respective districts (zillas), showcasing the state's incredible natural beauty, rich tribal culture, and ancient history.

Bastar Zilla

  1. Chitrakote Waterfalls: Known as the "Niagara of India," this spectacular horseshoe-shaped waterfall on the Indravati River is a must-see.

  2. Tirathgarh Waterfalls: A stunning block-type waterfall that cascades down in multiple stages amidst lush greenery.

  3. Kanger Valley National Park: A dense biosphere reserve, home to diverse flora and fauna.

  4. Kutumsar Caves: A network of underground limestone caves with magnificent stalactite and stalagmite formations.

  5. Kailash Gufa (Caves): Another beautiful limestone cave system within the Kanger Valley, known for its musical stalactites.

  6. Danteshwari Temple, Jagdalpur: A revered temple dedicated to Goddess Danteshwari, the presiding deity of the Bastar region.

  7. Bastar Palace: The historic palace of the Bastar kings, offering insights into the region's royal past.

  8. Anthropological Museum, Jagdalpur: Showcases the rich culture, lifestyle, and traditions of the Bastar tribes.

  9. Chitradhara Waterfalls: A serene and picturesque waterfall near Jagdalpur.

  10. Kanger Dhara: A gentle waterfall within the Kanger Valley National Park, ideal for picnics.

  11. Bastar Haat: Weekly tribal markets that offer a vibrant glimpse into local life, crafts, and cuisine.

Dantewada Zilla

  1. Danteshwari Temple, Dantewada: One of the 52 Shakti Peeths, this ancient and powerful temple is a major pilgrimage site.

  2. Bailadila Mountain Range: Known for its vast iron ore deposits and stunning panoramic views.

  3. Memory Pillars of Gamawada: Tall, carved stone and wooden pillars erected by local tribes in memory of their ancestors.

  4. Barsur: An ancient town with a rich archaeological heritage, including the Mama-Bhanja Temple and Battisa Temple.

Kanker Zilla

  1. Kanker Palace: A heritage property that was once the residence of the royal family of Kanker.

  2. Gadiya Mountain (Kila Dongri): A natural fortress with a historic fort, a Dargah, and a water tank that never runs dry.

  3. Malanjhkudum Waterfalls: A beautiful three-stage waterfall on the Doodh River.

  4. Charre-Marre Waterfalls: A pristine and picturesque waterfall located in a serene forest setting.

Raipur Zilla

  1. Mahant Ghasidas Memorial Museum: One of the oldest museums in Central India, showcasing a rich collection of artifacts.

  2. Nandan Van Zoo & Safari, Naya Raipur: A modern zoological park and safari on a vast expanse of land.

  3. Purkhouti Muktangan: A cultural park depicting the lifestyle, folk art, and traditions of Chhattisgarh's tribal communities.

  4. Vivekananda Sarovar (Budha Talab): A large lake in the heart of Raipur with a towering statue of Swami Vivekananda.

  5. Ghatarani Waterfalls: A popular picnic spot with a beautiful waterfall and a temple, especially vibrant during the monsoon.

  6. Jatmai Temple: A forest temple located near the Ghatarani waterfalls, known for its serene and natural setting.

  7. Champaran: A significant pilgrimage site for the Vallabhacharya sect, being the birthplace of Saint Vallabhacharya.

  8. Kejvalya Dham Jain Temple: A prominent Jain temple complex in Kumhari.

  9. Shadani Darbar: A large Hindu pilgrimage center spread over 12 acres.

Gariaband Zilla

  1. Rajim: Known as the "Prayag of Chhattisgarh," this holy town is at the confluence of the Mahanadi, Pairi, and Sondur rivers.

  2. Rajiv Lochan Temple, Rajim: An ancient and magnificent temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu.

  3. Kuleshwar Mahadev Temple, Rajim: A historic Shiva temple located at the 'Triveni Sangam'.

  4. Jatmai Ghatarani Temple & Waterfalls: A scenic and religious destination.

  5. Udanti-Sitanadi Tiger Reserve: A vital conservation area for tigers and the endangered wild buffalo.

Dhamtari Zilla

  1. Gangrel Dam (R.S. Sagar Dam): The longest dam in Chhattisgarh, offering water sports and scenic views.

  2. Sitanadi Wildlife Sanctuary: A lush green sanctuary, part of the Udanti-Sitanadi Tiger Reserve.

  3. Madhameshwar Temple, Sihawa: A group of ancient temples dedicated to Lord Shiva.

Balod Zilla

  1. Ganga Maiya Temple, Jhalmala: A famous temple that attracts a large number of devotees.

  2. Siyadevi Temple & Waterfall: A serene spot with a temple and a beautiful seasonal waterfall.

Surguja Zilla

  1. Mainpat: Known as the "Shimla of Chhattisgarh," a picturesque hill station with Tibetan settlements.

  2. Tiger Point Waterfall, Mainpat: A beautiful waterfall cascading through dense forests.

  3. Fish Point Waterfall, Mainpat: A scenic waterfall where the river appears like a glittering fish.

  4. Ramgarh and Sita Bengra Caves: Ancient caves with historical inscriptions and a unique rock-cut theatre, believed to be the oldest in Asia.

  5. Jogimara Caves: Caves with ancient paintings and inscriptions, located near Sita Bengra.

  6. Thinthini Patthar: A unique rock that produces different metallic sounds when struck at different points.

  7. Deepadih: An archaeological site with ruins of several ancient temples.

Balrampur Zilla

  1. Dipadih Archaeological Site: An extensive site with intricate sculptures and temple ruins.

  2. Tatapani: Famous for its natural hot water springs with medicinal properties.

  3. Rakashganda Fall: A powerful waterfall on the Rihand River.

  4. Pawai Waterfall: A beautiful waterfall in a serene location.

Surajpur Zilla

  1. Tamor Pingla Wildlife Sanctuary: A large sanctuary that is part of the Surguja Elephant Reserve.

  2. Sita Lekhni Hills: Hills with ancient rock paintings.

  3. Patal Bhairav Temple: A revered local temple.

Jashpur Zilla

  1. Kailash Gufa, Jashpur: A serene cave temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, located in a picturesque setting.

  2. Rajpuri Waterfall: A popular and beautiful waterfall near Jashpur Nagar.

  3. Danpuri Waterfall: Another scenic waterfall in the district.

  4. Cathedral of Our Lady of the Rosary, Kunkuri: The second-largest church in Asia, an impressive architectural marvel.

  5. Desh Dekha: A scenic viewpoint offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

Kabirdham (Kawardha) Zilla

  1. Bhoramdeo Temple: Known as the "Khajuraho of Chhattisgarh," this 11th-century temple complex is renowned for its erotic sculptures.

  2. Madwa Mahal: A nearby temple, also known as the "marriage hall," dedicated to Lord Shiva.

  3. Cherki Mahal: Another Shiva temple located deep in the forest near the Bhoramdeo complex.

  4. Kawardha Palace: A beautiful heritage hotel offering a glimpse into the royal lifestyle.

  5. Saroda Dam: A picturesque reservoir and a popular picnic spot.

Rajnandgaon Zilla

  1. Dongargarh: A major pilgrimage town famous for the Maa Bamleshwari Temple situated on a hilltop.

  2. Chota Bamleshwari Temple: Another temple located at the foothills in Dongargarh.

  3. Khairagarh: Home to the Indira Kala Sangeet Vishwavidyalaya, Asia's first university dedicated to visual and performing arts.

Durg Zilla

  1. Uwasaggaharam Parshwa Tirth, Nagpura: A famous Jain pilgrimage center.

  2. Maitri Bagh Zoo, Bhilai: A large garden and zoo, a popular recreational spot.

  3. Tandula Dam: A scenic dam and reservoir.

Bemetara Zilla

  1. Sita Devi Temple, Deokar: An ancient and revered temple.

  2. Bhadrakali Temple: A local pilgrimage site.

Korba Zilla

  1. Pali: Site of an ancient Shiva temple with a beautifully carved octagonal sanctum.

  2. Kanki: Home to the Kankeshwar Mahadev Temple on the banks of the Hasdeo River.

  3. Devpahari: A scenic spot with waterfalls and lush greenery.

Janjgir-Champa Zilla

  1. Vishnu Temple, Janjgir: An incomplete but magnificent temple from the Kalachuri period, known for its intricate carvings.

  2. Chandrahasini Devi Temple, Chandrapur: A popular temple on the banks of the Mahanadi River.

  3. Shivarinarayan Temple: A historic temple dedicated to Lord Rama, located at a scenic confluence.

  4. Damudhara (Nahariya Baba): A nature spot with a small waterfall.

Raigarh Zilla

  1. Ram Jharna: A natural spring with mythological significance, believed to have been visited by Lord Rama.

  2. Gomarda Wildlife Sanctuary: Home to various species of fauna, including leopards and sloth bears.

  3. Singhanpur Caves: Prehistoric rock shelters with ancient paintings.

Koriya (Korea) Zilla

  1. Amrit Dhara Waterfall: A beautiful waterfall with a Shiva temple, famous for its annual fair.

  2. Gavar Ghat Waterfall: Another scenic waterfall in the district.

  3. Hasedo River Bank: A picturesque area near Manendragarh.

  4. Jagnnath Temple, Baikunthpur: A prominent local temple.

Narayanpur Zilla

  1. Orchha: A scenic area known for its dense forests and tribal villages.

  2. Handawada Waterfalls: A majestic and remote waterfall, requires trekking to reach.

  3. Ramakrishna Mission Ashram: A center for education and social welfare for the tribal communities.

Kondagaon Zilla

  1. Shilpgram (Crafts Village): A center for promoting and preserving the famous Bastar arts and crafts like bell metal (Dhokra) and wrought ironwork.

  2. Bhanwardah: An archaeological site with ancient sculptures.

  3. Gobrahin: Site of pre-historic dolmens.

Sukma Zilla

  1. Sabari River: The scenic river flowing through the district, offering boating and serene views.

  2. Injaram: A historic site from the British era.

Bijapur Zilla

  1. Bhairamgarh Wildlife Sanctuary: A protected area with diverse wildlife.

  2. Nambi Jalprapat (Waterfall): A beautiful waterfall in the dense forests.

Bilaspur Zilla

  1. Malhar: A historically significant town with ruins of ancient temples and forts.

  2. Ratanpur: An ancient town of temples, famous for the Mahamaya Temple.

  3. Kanan Pendari Zoological Garden: A well-maintained zoo on the outskirts of Bilaspur.

  4. Achanakmar Tiger Reserve: A dense forest reserve that is part of the larger Achanakmar-Amarkantak Biosphere Reserve.

  5. Kutaghat Dam: A scenic dam on the Kharang River.

  6. Talagram (Amerikapa): Famous for the unique "Deorani-Jethani" temples and an intricately carved Rudra Shiva sculpture.

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