Jabalpur

Situated in the heart of the state of Madhya Pradesh, there are many natural wonders as well as a mythological and historical heritage in Jabalpur. T The biggest popular attraction is the Marble Rocks. These are deep gorges lined with gigantic marble mountains carved by the Narmada River that flows through them. The impressive marble rock formations rise up to 30 meters high and the sight of the river rushing through the 8 km long gorge is impressive.
Apart from these reserves, there are many other smaller reserves nearby, including Virangana, Panpatha, and Nauradehi nature reserves, which make for exciting exploration. Head to Jabalpur to witness the confluence of modernity and antiquity alongside wildlife including spotted deer, birds, wild boar, muntjac, wild dog, chital, etc. Ghughua Park, home to fossilized plants, seeds, flowers, and fruits, is another fascinating stop.

How To Get There

By Air

Jabalpur Dumna airport, about 20 km away, is the nearest airport. It is well connected to major Indian cities by air.

By Road

Major cities like Bhopal, Indore, and Raipur are connected to Jabalpur by motorable roads.

By Rail

Jabalpur is home to the Jabalpur Junction. Other nearby stations are Madan mahal, Deori, Adhartakl and Jamtara Paraswara. Regular trains connect Jabalpur to all major cities.

Attractions

Bandhavgarh National Park

A world-famous tiger reserve where India’s first white tiger was discovered. It also boasts the highest density of tigers in India. The Bandhavgarh national park covers the Vindhya mountain range and has 22 species of mammals, 250 species of birds, and 70 species of butterflies. It has varied vegetation and landscape with tall grasses and thick salt forests. This enables the survival of a ve...

Kanha National Park

Kanha Park is home to the majestic Royal Bengal Tiger and covers an area of 940 km². It is widely believed that this park, with its lush green grasslands and thick salt forests, so enchanted the English author Kipling that he used it as the backdrop for his iconic novel “The Jungle Book”. It also has the honor of having brought back the barasingha (swamp deer) from near extinction...