Places To Visit In Bandhavgarh Sightseeing

The Park with the highest concentration of Royal Bengal Tigers in the world, this national park is a protector of many other species of wild animals as well. You will find leopards, elephants, sloth bears, variety of Deer’s, stunning flora and fauna and beautiful birds. You will also find some beautiful inscriptions on the primeval caves present here.

Said to have been built during the period of Lord Rama and later presented to his brother Lord Lakshman, this fort is a test of time and is of great historical significance. The fort is also home to several vanishing species of vultures.

Tala Village brings the total reflection of an Indian village which still brings the most ethnic way of living. There are many captivating glimpses a tourist can explore while spending a day at this village. The modest dwellings, the mud clustered houses, elders smoking hookahs sitting on a cot are such magnificent scenes that brings a standstill on the time. The lowest region of Bandhavgarh, the Tala Village brings many fascinating landscapes all around the location

The Shesh Shaiya is a marvelous 11 meter long statue of Lord Vishnu in the laying position with umbrella of “Shesh Nag” along with the “Shivling” and the “Lord Brahma” are situated here. It is placed on the main entrance of the footpath, th way towards the Bandhavgarh Fort. The origin of the river “Charan Ganga” inflows from the foot of “Lord Vishnu” and so the name is being derived from. The statue is believed to be the asset of 10th century.

This cave is one of the biggest caves in the bandhavgarh national park region which dates back to the tenth century. This caves is being made by carving the solid rock of sandstone. These caves were the shelters of the army of the king during the medivial period. Now the caves are home to wide variety of bats. The badi gufa is a man made cave not a natural one.