Pachmarhi is the only hill station in Madhya Pradesh, also known as Satpura ki Rani — the Queen of Satpura. Situated at a height of 1,000 m in a valley of the Satpura Range in Hoshangabad district, it is a jewel of central India.
Discovered by British Army Captain James Forsyth in 1857, Pachmarhi has since captivated every traveller with its heart-capturing waterfalls, scenic viewpoints, ancient caves, and lush green hillocks stretching over 60 sq. km in dramatic natural splendour.
From the mystical Jata Shankar caves to the panoramic Dhoopgarh peak — Pachmarhi is the most enchanting hill station in India. No wonder tourists who visit call it "The Kashmir of Madhya Pradesh."
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From ancient caves to breathtaking viewpoints — Pachmarhi offers experiences that linger long after you return.
Spiritual
Sacred caves housing 108 naturally formed Shivalingas and the mysterious underground Gupt Ganga stream.
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Waterfall
A magnificent 150-foot waterfall, also called Jamuna Prapat, cascading into serene bathing pools below.
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Historic
Five ancient caverns carved in sandstone — the legendary refuge of the Pandava brothers during their exile.
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Viewpoint
The highest peak in the Satpura Range at 4,429 ft — the finest spot for sunrise and sunset in MP.
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