Narmada Source Temple Visit
2 hours | Easy
Where to visit
Where to visit in Amarkantak?
Madhya Pradesh, India
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Amarkantak is a sacred mountain town nestled at the tri-junction of three states in central India, revered as the source of the Narmada River and a significant pilgrimage site for Hindus. Surrounded by dense forest, ancient temples, and natural springs, it offers a unique blend of spiritual tranquility and natural beauty in an offbeat mountain setting.
Amarkantak is a sacred mountain town nestled at the tri-junction of three states in central India, revered as the source of the Narmada River an...
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Mai Hill Trek and Sunrise View
Half day | Moderate
Jata Shankar Cave Exploration
2 hours | Easy
Forest Nature Walk
3 hours | Easy
Guided Temple Tour
3 hours | Easy | Local guide for multiple temples
Amarkantak Plateau Trek
Full day | Moderate | Guide and transport extra
Jata Shankar Caves
Ancient rock formations with historical caves dedicated to Lord Shiva situated near the town. | 2 km
Kabir Chabutra
A small shrine associated with the medieval saint Kabir with panoramic views of the surrounding forests. | 5 km
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This is one of India's most sacred pilgrimage destinations and the mythological birthplace of the Narmada River, offering serene temples, pristine forests, and breathtaking hilltop views that few tourists discover.
Best time
October to March
How to reach
From Jabalpur, take the NH to Shahdol and then proceed towards Anuppur. The final stretch to Amarkantak is a scenic mountain road passing through dense forests.
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