Location
It was in 1857 that Captain James Forsyth recommended the development of the saucer-shaped valley as a resort. Development of Pachmarhi as a fast emerging hill station and tourist resort are the advantageous of the English reign. The Catholic Church in Pachmarhi is built during this period. A classic example of colonial era, this fabulous church allures the tourists with its exceptional beauty.
A beautiful blend of the French and Irish architecture, the Catholic Church brings back memories of the colonial past of Pachmarhi. The Belgium stained glass windows gives a special charm to this beautiful shrine. The cemetery of the church has graves dating back 1859, and is the final resting place of many soldiers of first and second world war.