Godaha, a village in Rewa District, Madhya Pradesh, is a captivating blend of tribal culture, natural beauty, and historical heritage, located just 25 km from Rewa. Surrounded by dense forests, a cow sanctuary, and the Tamas River, the village offers a rich diversity of wildlife, including deer, peacocks, leopards, and occasionally tigers. The nearby Purwa Fall, less than 2 km away, features a statue of Adi Brahma, Vasaman Mama, said to have sacrificed his life for environmental conservation. Godaha blends modern and ancient culture, with notable landmarks like the Vasaman Mama Temple and Semaria Talab. The tribal community is known for its hospitality, cleanliness, and traditional practices, including bamboo utensil crafting. Agriculture and sustainable forest produce collection are the primary livelihoods. Godaha’s proximity to Purwa, a renowned tourist village, further enhances its appeal. The village is also famous for its cuisine, featuring dishes like Rikmach, Indrahar, Bagja, and Puri Guram, and its folk music, including songs like Fagua, Bhagat, Hiduli, Kajri, Koldahaka, and Gari.

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Two days stay at Godaha village will allow tourists to: -

Famous tourist attractions – Purwa Waterfall, Chitrakoot, Mukundpur White Tiger Safari (45 kms), Vasaman Mama Temple, Semaria Talab, Chachai WaterFall is 8 km and Kyuti waterfall and Fort is 40 km away.

Village Life Experience – Jungle Walk, Fishing, Village Walk, Farm to plate, Hands on experience on Bamboo Utensils making. 

How to Reach:

By Flight: Chorhata Airport, Rewa (43 km)

By Train: Rewa Railway Station (25 km)

By Bus: Sirmour Bus Stand (15 km), Rewa Bus Stand (30 km)