Amarkantak

Dudh Dhara Falls is a popular tourist attraction located in Amarkantak. It is a natural waterfall where the water of the Narmada River falls from a height of about 10 meters, forming a milky white foam, hence the name "Dudh Dhara" which means "flow of milk". The waterfall is situated amidst lush green forests and is surrounded by hills, making it a picturesque spot for nature lovers. It is also considered to be a sacred place by Hindus and is often visited by pilgrims who take a dip in the waterfall to cleanse themselves of their sins.

The Ancient Temples of the Kalachuri Period are located directly across from the Narmada Udgam Temple. During the 11th century CE, Kalachuri Maharaja Karnadeva oversaw the construction of the Ancient Temples of the Kalachuri. The Kalachuri Temple complex is now a protected monument under the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), and it is immaculately maintained with manicured lawns and landscape gardening. The Kalachuri Temple complex is now a protected monument under the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), and it is immaculately maintained with manicured lawns and landscape gardening.

Sonemuda is a scenic waterfall located in the Amarkantak district of Madhya Pradesh, India. It is situated amidst the lush greenery of the Maikal Hills, which are part of the Satpura Range. The waterfall is formed by the convergence of two streams, Soni and Narmada, and is surrounded by dense forests and rocky terrain.

Mai ki Bagiya is a woodland area dedicated to the worship of the Hindu goddess Narmada, located about 5 km from Narmadakund in India. It is commonly referred to as Mother's Garden and features a variety of fruit trees, such as mango and banana, as well as numerous flowering plants like Gulbakavli and roses.

The Shri Jwaleshwar Mahadev temple, devoted to Lord Shiva, is located approximately 10 kilometers away from the town of Amarkantak and towards the northeast of the Narmada Temple. According to the temple's legend, when Lord Shiva defeated the demon Tripurasura, his remains were scattered in three pieces, with one part falling near the Narmadakund, which subsequently became the sacred site of Lord Shiva. The temple houses a black Shiva lingam, also known as Jwaleshwar Mahadev. Additionally, Lord Shiva and Parvati are believed to have resided in this area due to their magnificent aura.

Dedicated to the worship of Goddess Sonakshi, this temple attracts a multitude of visitors, particularly during the festival of Navratri. It is believed that seeking the blessings of the goddess during this time brings good fortune. The temple's picturesque surroundings offer a breath-taking view of the Son River and the adjacent kund. A pathway leads visitors to the edge of the hillside, where the stunning Satpura hill ranges create a majestic backdrop, enhancing the temple's beauty.

Kabir Chabutra is said to be the place where Kabir lived and composed his poems and devotional songs. The site is surrounded by natural beauty, with lush green forests, hills, and waterfalls in the surrounding area. In addition to the main structure, there are several other small buildings and temples on the property, including a temple dedicated to Goddess Kali, which is said to have been built by Kabir himself.

Shri Yantra Mandir is an ancient temple located and is dedicated to the worship of the Yantra, which is a sacred geometric diagram that represents the universe according to Hinduism. The temple is believed to have been built during the Kalachuri period in the 12th century. The temple complex has several shrines, including one dedicated to Lord Shiva and another to Goddess Kali. The temple’s structure is still under construction which is the cause of mystery among the masses. The primary reason that the Shri Yantra Temple has not been completed after more than 30 years is that the construction process is only undertaken during the Guru Pushya Nakshatra, which is considered auspicious. The Guru Pushya Nakshatra occurs on an average of 4-5 days per year.

Kapil Dhara is a waterfall located in the Amarkantak region of Madhya Pradesh, India. The waterfall is formed by the Narmada River cascading down a height of about 100 feet. It is a popular tourist attraction known for its scenic beauty and tranquil environment. The waterfall is situated amidst lush green forests and is a popular spot for trekking and hiking as well. The water flows down in a single stream and creates a misty atmosphere around the waterfall. The water at Kapil Dhara is said to have healing properties, and many people come here to take a dip in the water.

The Trimukhi Temple is a Hindu temple located in Amarkantak. It is dedicated to the Hindu trinity of Brahma, Vishnu, and Mahesh (Shiva), and is named after the three-faced (Trimukhi) idol of Lord Shiva, which is the main deity of the temple. The Trimukhi Temple is believed to have been built during the reign of the Kalachuri dynasty in the 10th century AD. The temple architecture is a mix of various styles, including Nagara, Dravidian, and Kalinga.

According to Hindu mythology, Narmada is said to have emerged from the matted locks of Lord Shiva and is considered to be one of the seven most sacred rivers in India. The river is worshipped by millions of Hindus, who believe that taking a dip in its waters can wash away their sins and purify their soul. Narmadakund is believed to be the exact spot where the Narmada river emerges from the earth, and is thus considered holy. Pilgrims visit the kund (pond) to take a dip in its waters and offer prayers to the river goddess Narmada.