Madan Mahal Fort

Madan Mahal an ancient locality of Garha was the resting palace of the 10th Gond Kind Madan Singh, built about 1100 A.D. It is a very plain and simple structure, Palace stands on a single stone on the summit of a hill which commands a magnificent view over the rich valley around.

Balance Rock
As seen in the picture, a rock is balancing itself over another and completly static for a unknown period. Located in the hills near to Dev Tal, this magical rock is a major attraction of people here.

Bhanwar Tal
Located at the center of City and and only half a Km from Bus-Stand, BhanwarTal is the one of biggest Park of Jabalpur, A fun and relaxing place for all, specially to young and kids.

Dev Tal
On Nagpur Road at Mahanadda, close to tripuri chowk, is the biggest lake of Jabalpur known as Devtal, its history dates back to the Gond dynasti, who built temples here.

Gandhi Bhavan
The largest library and a musuem, Gandhi Bhavan is next to Govt Victoria Hospital and close to Clock Tower.

Pisan Hari Ki Madia
Build close to the Medical College on the top of a hill is a group of Jain temples known as Pisanhari-ki-Madia. The group of temples is known to be 200 years old.

Tripuri Smarak
Subhash Chandra Bose was elected the congress President at the Congress session held in the year 1939. Mahatma Gandhi visited fout times to this place which lies at the bank of River Maa Narmada.

Rani Durgavati Memorial
At Narrai, a village 18 km to the south of the city of Jabalpur is erected the Memorial of Rani Durgawati at the place of her matyrdom. The memorial was erected in June 1964. Dedicated to the memory of the great Queen Durgavati is her memorial and museum which houses a fine collection of sculptures, inscriptions and preshistoric

Tewar
This village is situated 12.8 km to the west of the city on the Jabalpur-Bheraghat road, Archaelogical remains of the celebrated ancient city of Tripuri of Pauranic fame is spread extensively over a wide area covering several kilometers adjoining the village. Archaeological excavations conducted here have thrown very important light on the past history of Jabalpur in particular and country as a whole.

LamhetaGhat
These ghats on the River Narmada near Tewar are the remains of several old temples of Gond and subsequent times.

Majholi
At this village 59.2 km away from Jabalpur is preserved a large sculpture of Varaha, an incarnation of Narayana. A few sculptures of Siva, Hara-Gauri and Jaina Tirthankara area also kept nearby.

JhinJhiri
This is a group of low hills situated on the outskirts of the city of Katni on the Jabalpur-Katni road. It contains Rock-shelters having paintings of prehistoric times

BajnaMath and Sangram Sagar
A km from Medical College to the south of Garha stands the famous Sangram Sagar and the temple of Bajna Math which was built during the regime of Gond ruler Sangram Shah. Bajna Mathi is a centre of tantric sects. Remains of an old palace may be seen at the centre of Sangram Sagar.

Bargi Dam
The Bargi dam (40 Km from Jabalpur towards Seoni) is one of the first supposedly completed dams among the chain of 30 major dams to be constructed on river Maa Narmada. View is spectacular, besides there are many temples nearby.