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Complete Guide For Pachmarhi, Madhya Pradesh:- Pachmarhi is a hill station in Madhya Pradesh with stunning landscapes, cascading waterfalls and caves.

To come out of this concrete jungle, imagine yourself relaxing in a hill station that is full of historic treasures and rich in nature. Imagine talking about the great legacies in a beautiful scenic view with a cup of hot coffee in hand. Let us escape to the Pachmarhi in Madhya Pradesh, which is known as Satpura Ki Rani because of its lush landscapes, waterfalls, ancient caves and dense forest.

Take a look at the complete guide of Pachmarhi.

History of Pachmarhi: According to history Captain James Forsyth and his soldiers fought against Rani Lakshmibai of Jhansi in 1857. He was stunned by nature and the streams of mountain water.

Places to visit at Pachmarhi:

Bee Falls: You have to climb 400 steps to reach this beautiful waterfall. Besides, there is a water pond with many fish, where many tourists dip their feet for a free natural pedicure. However, because of the algae, the ground will be extremely slippery.

Satpura National Park:

Carry a hat and binoculars to explore the lushes of Satpura’s lush green forest. This is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve with numerous bison, wild boars, and leopards. One more beauty is Denva River flows through the park. 1250/- is the entry fee for the Indian citizens.

Dhoopgarh:

Dhoopgarh is the highest point in the Satpura range with a height of 1352m. Without visiting Dhoopgarh, the Pachmarhi trip is incomplete. This will give you the most stunning sunset visuals.

Pandava Caves and Panchmarhi Lake are two places that are to be explored for exotic flowers and thrilling water sports.

Dal bafla, biryani, kebabs, bhutte ki kees, korma, poha, rogan josh, jalebi, ladoos and drinks like lassi and cane juice are some of the regional delicacies that need to be tasted.