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Pachmarhi
Pachmarhi, also known as the “Queen of Satpura,” is a stunning hill station in Madhya Pradesh, India. Each year, numerous tourists visit for Pachmarhi tour packages. This enchanting destination boasts several attractions, including breathtaking waterfalls, ancient temples, intriguing caves, and excellent trekking spots. A visit to Pachmarhi promises unforgettable experiences. You can easily book your tour package with us!
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Tourist Attractions in Pachmarhi
Explore a wide variety of tourist attractions in Pachmarhi by choosing the best Pachmarhi trip for you –
Pandav Gufa – Pachmarhi has five different rocky temples known as Pandav Gufa. Legends had it that the Pandavas built these caves as their shelter during their 13 years of exile period. On the other side, archeological evidence suggests that Buddhist monks built these caves around the 1st Century BC. No matter what you believe is right, you shouldn’t miss this attraction if you visit Pachmarhi.
Rajendragiri Sunset Point – This captivating attraction is named after Dr. Rajendra Prasad, former President of India. He was known to visit this point frequently. This place has breathtaking and memorable views of the hill station. Watching the dramatic sunset and sunrise is just a treat to the eyes. No wonder why he loved this place so much.
Handi Khoh – It is around 300 ft. deep ravine in the serene forest region. Rugged mountains surround it, and this site is well regarded for its natural beauty.
Priyadarshini Point – Get lost in the mesmerizing views of Pachmarhi hills. This is the spot where Captain Forsyth discovered Pachmarhi. It is another captivating destination to spot the sunset of the Satpura range.
Jatashankar – This natural cave has great religious importance. It is basically a Hindu shrine in the north of Pachmarhi. It has large boulders above a deep ravine, naturally formed Shiva Lingams, and two spring ponds around the caves.
Gupt Mahadev Mandir – Get through the steep path of this 40 ft. long cave and meet “Bade Mahadev” sitting inside this beautiful temple. The enshrined Lord Hanuman himself greets you at the entrance.
Best Time to Visit
There is no specific time to book Pachmarhi tours as you will always find pleasant and cozy weather all year round. You will discover a temperate and mild climate in every season. It’s up to you as to whether you want to visit during peak months.
Summer – This season lasts from March till June when the temperature hovers around 22° to 35°C. The heat is not that uncomfortable to explore in daytime. It is all up to humidity level and winds. Be prepared for sudden rain showers and breezes even in summer months.
Monsoons – Rainy season starts in July till September when weather is quite cool. Pachmarhi receives around 785mm rainfall on average and temperature from 20° to 28°C. Even after monsoon, you will enjoy lush greenery as it is covered by mist and clouds.
Winter – It is the peak season because Pachmarhi receives beautiful ambience in early winter. The temperature drops to chilling 4 degrees, especially in December and January.
Frequently Asked Questions
Pachmarhi is the only hill station in India where architectural brilliance meets the beauty of nature. Pachmarhi is a melting pot of bridle paths and Satpura ranges for nature lovers. There are three options to reach Pachmarhi –
Air – Jabalpur and Bhopal are the closest airports to Pachmarhi. Direct flights are available from Indore and Delhi. If you are visiting from Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, and Raipur, you can avail connecting flights to Jabalpur or Bhopal. Then you can reach Pachmarhi through cabs or buses.
Road – Pachmarhi is well connected through private and government buses from Jabalpur, Bhopal, Indore, Nagpur, and other cities, as well as tourist hotspots like Pench and Kanha national parks. Roads are excellent here as Pachmarhi is a cantonment town.
Rail – Pipariya is the closest railway station to Pachmarhi, which is directly connected to Jabalpur, Agra, Kolkata, Gwalior, Ahmedabad, Delhi, Nagpur, Varanasi, etc. If you are coming from other cities not mentioned here, you can get here via Itarsi.
