Written By
Ruchika Mandora
On the river Indravati, the Chitrakot waterfall is a naturally stunning waterfall. This waterfall, which resembles horse hooves, is also known as Niagara of India.
The Kutumsar Caves are a natural subterranean cavern formed millions of years ago that was finally found in 1993 in Kanger Valley National Park.
In 1982, the Kanger Valley was designated as a national park. It is home to the second-longest caves in the world and several breathtaking waterfalls.
The zonal Anthropological Museum was founded in 1972 to provide insight into the culture and way of life of the Bastar people.
Tirathgarh Waterfall this water falls from a height of 91 meters, yet its staircase-like structure makes it less forceful and gives it an astounding appearance. This location is ideal for a picnic.
The Danteshwari temple has stunning architecture and craftsmanship. Sati's tooth fell here, introducing Danteshwari Shakti Peetha.
Lord Venkateswara, who is regarded as one of the most essential Hindu deities, is honoured by the beauty.
Dalpat Sagar Lake is located within the city of Jagdalpur. It is one of the best and largest manmade lakes in Chhattisgarh and features a wonderful musical fountain.
The Bastar Palace in Jagdalpur is a historical structure with astonishment art and architecture, including intricate carvings and engravings on the walls and ceilings.
The Chitradhara Waterfall in Jagdalpur is an outstanding multitiered waterfall. This creates an astounding atmosphere.