CHILL OUT AT CHATTISHGARH

Chhattisgarh, located in the heart of our country, and the tenth largest state of India, boasts of a rich natural and cultural heritage - beautiful frothing waterfalls, exotic wildlife, exquisitely carved temples, huge dams and lush greenery. For those who want to escape from the din and bustle of crowded city life and rest in peace and tranquility, Chhattisgarh, consisting of over 43% forest cover is the perfect getaway.

CHITRAKOTE WATERFALLS:

Located in the  Bastar district on the Iravati River, in western Chhattisgarh, Chitrakote falls from a height of about 95ft and is India' broadest waterfall. Swelling to disproportionate sizes during the monsoons, it is rightly called the "niagara falls of India". On the left bank of the Chitrakoot falls, a small Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva is quite popular for tourists with a taste for religion.

TIRATHGARH WATERFALLS:

Located in the Bastar district, Teerathgarh is a magnificent block type waterfall on River Kanger and plunges 91 meters in one single drop. Kutumsar Caves and Kailash Gufa are nearby attractions. Located in the confines of Kanger Ghati National Park, it showcases multiple stunning vistas, drapes, steps, twists and turns that will leave you spellbound!


TAAT PANI - THE HOT SPRING:

This hot spring which is a popular tourist attraction, is located in Balrampur district. It flows perennially throughout the year and is well known for its medicinal properties due to its high sodium content. National Thermal Power Corporation Limited is developing a geothermal power plant at TAAT PANI, described as the first geothermal power plant in India.


BHORAMDEO TEMPLE:

Located in the Bhoramdeo district of Chhattisgarh, it is a complex of four Hindu temples of brick and stone, dedicated to Lord Shiva. Many people regard it as a very sacred religious shrine. Due to its architectural grandeur, it has been nicknamed "Khajurao of Chhattisgarh".


JASHPUR:

The northern part of the district has hilly terrain that makes for an uplifting long drive. Excite your senses and sit back and relax in the serenity of nature as you drive through the upper ghat and Loroghat. A must visit for any nature lover!


HASDEO BANGO DAM:

It is Chhattisgarh's largest and longest dam whose expansive catchment area makes it a multipurpose storage reservoir. It's lush greenery, freshwater lake and picturesque view render it the perfect picnic spot for travelers.


MAITRI BAGH:

Literally meaning "garden of friendship", Maitri Bagh was established by the Bhilai Steel Plant to commemorate friendship ties between India and Russia. It is the biggest zoo of Chhattisgarh, containing many beautifully tended gardens and is a popular picnic spot.

Don't think that it is not worth visiting places that are not frequented by tourists. Being a true traveler means exploring the unexplored, venturing into the unknown and making roads where they don't exist. Don't walk behind others, let the world follow your footprints. Just travel!