The land of Chhattisgarh, which is India’s tenth largest state, has a rich culture and heritage and attractive natural diversity. It is located in the heart of India and has a ten-thousand-year-old civilization. It is a land “full of surprises” that attracts tourists wishing to discover pristine nature. The province of Chhattisgarh offers a unique experience in India. You will find the country’s largest waterfall, caves, lush green forests, ancient monuments, rare wildlife, exquisitely carved temples, Buddhist sites, and hill plateaus. The biological diversity is 80%, which is not found anywhere else in the country. 

It has 44% forest cover and a 32% tribal population. It attracts nature lovers who want to experience the unique tribal arts, crafts, and traditions. Tribal communities have played a vital role in maintaining and protecting the natural habitat through environmentally friendly practices for hundreds of years. The region offers everything to the traveler: art and architecture, heritage, crafts, cuisine, fairs, and festivals. The region is featured in many stories that are part of the two great Indian epics, the Ramayana and the Mahabharata. The largest waterfall in India, Chitrakote, is located in this state. During the monsoon season, when the Indravati River flows at full force, this waterfall in Bastar district reaches a width of nearly 980 feet! This region has a heritage of gods and goddesses and many temples, ancient and modern, that attract devotees, pilgrims, and travelers throughout the year. Of particular interest is the Sirpur International Music and Dance Festival, held annually at the Buddhist site of Sirpur. The people of this state have a curious mix of modern and traditional lifestyles.