An important part of the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, Jabalpur is one of the oldest cities in the state. If you are a nature and history lover, then you are surely going to fall in love with Jabalpur. There are many places located in the city which are known for their architectural beauty as well as historical places. Jabalpur is famous for its beautiful views, ancient history, and natural beauty. Today in this episode we are going to give you information about famous tourist places to visit in Jabalpur. Here you will be able to spend a great time with fun. So let's know about these places in Jabalpur...

Bhedaghat
If you are a nature lover then you must visit Bhedaghat. It is a small village situated on the banks of river Narmada, on the outskirts of Jabalpur. Here the view of cascading water and beautiful white-marble rocks will mesmerize you. You can also enjoy cable car riding here.

Dhuandhar Falls
Dhuandhar Falls is located at a distance of 30 km from the main city, which is also known as Smoke Cascade. This place has got its own identity due to the panoramic views of the Narmada River falling from a height of 98 feet. Along with enjoying this beautiful waterfall here, you can do adventure activities like boating and cable car here. Along with this, you can also enjoy having a picnic with your family members on its banks. You can visit here between 6 am to 8 pm.

Kachnar City Shiv Temple
There is a temple in the Vijay Nagar area of Kachnar, about a few kilometers from the Jabalpur city center. It is dedicated to Lord Shiva. There is a 76 feet tall grand statue of Lord Shiva in this temple. The view of this temple is very breathtaking.

Madan Mahal Fort
Apart from natural landscapes and religious temples, Jabalpur is also home to several historical monuments and if you are a history buff, you have a lot of things to do in Jabalpur. Perched atop a rocky hill, the Madan Mahal Fort stands as a testament to the Gond rulers who once ruled the city. Built by King Madan Shah in 1116 AD, the fort originally served as a military post and a watchtower. This majestic fort has war rooms, secret passageways, stables, and a small reservoir which sets a living example of the architectural beauty of the place.

Kanha National Park
This is a great place for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts. It has always been the center of attraction among the tourists. It is home to many different species of birds and animals including the Bengal tiger, panther, black bear, elephant, etc. You can also enjoy a jungle safari here.

Miller's mill
A major Jain pilgrimage center in Jabalpur, Pisanhari ki Madhia was built by an old woman around 500 years ago. The temple belongs to the Digambara sect of Jainism and is often visited by tourists for its captivating architecture, exquisite design, and prominent sculptures. Situated on the top of a hill, this temple is surrounded by lush greenery which attracts a lot of tourists due to its serene atmosphere.

Bargi dam
The Bargi Dam of Jabalpur is one of the 30 dams built on the Narmada River. The importance of this dam is because it is a major source of water supply in Jabalpur and surrounding areas. It attracts the attention of tourists visiting Jabalpur due to its peaceful environment. Due to the growing popularity of the place, the authorities have also started boat rides for tourists. There are also a lot of cafes and resorts in this area where you can sit, eat and enjoy the beautiful views.

Chausath Yogini Temple
The Chausath Yogini Temple, built by the Kalachuris in the 10th century, is one of the oldest heritage sites in the country. As the name suggests ('Chausath' meaning 64), the temple has 64 shrines built along the walls of its circular compound, each with a carved figure of a yogini, and a main shrine in the center which is Dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. Although now this temple has turned into ruins, which can be seen after traveling 150 steps. If you are coming to Jabalpur, then this temple should also be included in your travel list.