Nature/ Scenic

Bhimgarh Sanjay Sarovar Dam: Beemgarh Dam is the famous mud dam built across the Wainganga at the village of Beemgarh. It is a scenic spot surrounded by forests and is about 90km from the source of the river.

Bhimgarh Sanjay Sarovar Dam has been built on WainGanga river at Chhapara,Seoni which is the largest dam of soil in asia . Irrigation facility has been extended due to this dam. This place is being developed as tourist place & boating facility is also available here. Recently electricity production has been started from this dam.

Between two metro city Jabalpur & Nagpur, in NH-7 Dalsagar Sarovar is situated. Dalsagar Sarovar is a beautiful 50 sq km lake on the way to Jabalpur and is covered by waterlilies.

A scenic spot by a natural spring. The water here is rich in minerals, supposedly of a curative nature.

A major tourist attraction in Shivpuri is the Sakhya Sagar Lake which borders the forests of the Madhav National Park. In the year 1918 the Sakhya Sagar Lake in Shivpuri was created on the Manier River. The Sakhya Sagar Lake helps in maintaining the ecological balance of the Madhav National Park.

Bhartruhari Caves in Ujjain is believed to be the place where Bhartrihari, the step brother of Vikramaditya, have lived and meditated after renouncing worldly life. His famous works, Shringarshataka, Vairagyashataka, and Nitishataka, were possibly written here.

Situated just above the bank of the Shipra River, Bhartrihari Caves is a predominant tourist place in Ujjain. One among the ideal location where one can experience the glorious heritage of past, Bhartrihari Caves exemplifies the historical elegance of Ujjain.

Cut into the sandstone hill, six km from Vidisha and 3 km from Sanchi are a group of rock-cut cave sanctuaries. . This archaeologically important site of antiquity is between the rivers Bes and Betwa. The site is mainly known for its ancient rock-cut temples excavated in an isolated stand stone hill and the numerous Buddhist remains in its neighbourhood. This isolated hill extends from North-West to South-East and is about a km. long, rising to a height of about 110m above the plain. Traces of some ancient buildings were also found here. These temples are known as Udaigiri.

The main rivers of Barpeta are Manas, Beki and Brahmaputra. The riverside offers great scenic views to attract tourists. View from the bridges on National highway 31 over Beki and Manas provide panoramic view of the surrounding area.

The Lohani Caves and Temple Ruins, not far from the royal enclave area also merit a visit due to their association with Mandu's history and monuments. Sunset Point, in front of the caves affords a panoramic view of the surrounding countryside.

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There is also the Echo Point, the 'Delphic Oracle' of Mandu. A shout from here reverberates far below and is heard clearly back. A shout from here reverberates far below and is heard clearly back.

A natural dam at the convergence of the beautiful Ken and Simiri Rivers, Gangau dam is an ideal picnic spot for nature-lovers, anglers and the adventure minded. Flanked by the Panna National Park and the Gangu Sanctuary, this dam presents a serene and tranquil atmosphere.