Amarkantak, often referred to as "Teerthraj" or "the king of all pilgrimages," is a prominent Hindu pilgrimage site known for its spiritual significance and natural beauty. Situated at the junction of the Vindhya and Satpura mountain ranges, Amarkantak offers breathtaking landscapes, with the Maikal Hills standing out as a key feature.

Ecologically, the region is rich in biodiversity, with dense forests that are home to many medicinal plants, supporting age-old healing practices. This ecological wealth makes Amarkantak not only a place of spiritual importance but also an ecological gem, attracting pilgrims and nature lovers alike.

Amarkantak is the birthplace of the revered Narmada River, along with the Sone and Johila rivers, enhancing its religious value. The tranquil environment, with its serene hills, lush forests, and cascading waterfalls, provides visitors with a peaceful retreat, ideal for contemplation and rejuvenation.

The city also boasts ancient temples like Machhendranath, Pataleshwar, and Kailash Narayan, alongside the intricately designed Shri Yantra Mandir. These sacred sites, combined with its natural beauty, make Amarkantak a must-visit destination for those seeking spiritual enlightenment and a deep connection with nature. Whether you’re a spiritual seeker or a nature enthusiast, Amarkantak offers a serene escape that nourishes the soul and captivates the senses..

Tourism Villages:-

Umargohan - 17 Kms