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Pachmarhi is the only hill station in Madhya Pradesh — the Queen of Satpura — nestled in the Satpura Range at 1,067m. Established as a British hill station, it is known for its waterfalls, caves, and lush sal forests. The Pandav CavesPandav Caves are believed to be where the five Pandava brothers lived during exile. Bee Falls
Bee Falls is the most popular waterfall — a refreshing swim in the natural pool is a highlight. Jata Shankar Cave has a natural Shiva lingam formed by rock drippings. Pachmarhi is part of the Satpura Biosphere Reserve with Satpura Tiger Reserve — one of India's most underrated wildlife destinations offering walking safaris (unique in India), boat safaris, and jeep safaris. The Priyadarshini Point (Forsyth Point) offers stunning sunset views over the Satpura valleys. The Dhoopgarh peak is the highest point of the Satpura Range.

A beautiful waterfall which provides drinking water to the entire Pachmarhi, Bee falls provide a picturesque view. Read more →

The Jata Shankar Caves in Pachmarhi are considered sacred as they are popularly believed to be the place where Lord... Read more →

These caves are believed to provide shelter to the Pandavas during their exile period. It is now a protected monument... Read more →

The highest point in the Satpura range, Dhoopgarh hilltop is a beautiful spot to see marvelous sunsets and sunrises... Read more →

One of the most beautiful ravines in Central India, Handi Khoh has a 300 feet high precipice in the middle of a dense... Read more →
Situated at an altitude of 1363m, the Mahadeo hill in southern Madhya Pradesh is famous for an ancient shrine of Lord... Read more →

One of the most beautiful cascades in Pachmarhi, the Duchess Falls crash over a hundred meters creating a majestic... Read more →

The Satpura National Park is an exclusive and pristine landscape that has been preserved primarily for the protection... Read more →

This is the point from where Captain James Forsyth discovered Pachmarhi in the year 1857. It was only after this that... Read more →

Chauragarh Temple is a revered Shiva shrine atop the Chauragarh hill in Pachmarhi, MP. Shaivite devotees have to climb... Read more →

Deep inside the jungle of Pachmarhi, Apsara Vihar is a lovely, serene waterfall, cascading from 30 feet height and... Read more →

In the lap of the rugged nature, the Bada Mahadev cave of Pachmarhi is a shrine for Lord Shiva, with idols of Brahma... Read more →

Reechgarh is a huge cave hidden within the folds of the hill of Pachmarhi, which gets its name from a local legend. The... Read more →

Bison Lodge once used to be the resident of British man Captain Forsyth, who came across Pachmarhi in 1857 while... Read more →

Rajendragiri sunset point is a spectacular sunset viewpoint near Pachmarhi, named after the first president of India... Read more →