Bajjarwada, a pastoral village in Betul district, lies within the culturally vibrant Mahakoshal region. It is home to the indigenous Gond tribe and, owing to the widespread use of the Gondi language, is often associated with Gondwana.
The residents' primary livelihoods include agriculture, food production, and animal husbandry. The village offers a rich and immersive rural experience, where the vibrant art, culture, and traditional rituals of the Gond community create a captivating atmosphere for visitors.
Located about 20 km away, Balajipuram adds a spiritual dimension to the visit, offering opportunities for reflection and meditation. Additionally, farm visits to lush mango orchards provide an engaging and delightful experience for tourists.
Nearby, the village of Tigaria is renowned for its traditional Dokra Art. The region is further enriched by the presence of acclaimed artisan Baldev Waghmare, a state-level awardee and recipient of the prestigious National Handicraft Award, who resides near Bajjarwada.
Itinerary:
Three days stay at Bjjarwada will allow tourists to:
***Do not miss the cultural and religious fairs like Gothan, Adivasi Diwas, Ganesh Puja and others.
How to reach:
By Flight -: Raja Bhoj Airport, Bhopal 130 km
By Train -: Betul Railway Station at 20 Km
By Bus -: Nearest Bus Stand/ Station is Bus at 20 km
By Road -: Well connected to the State and National Highway