Winter Tourist Place: Mist, mountains, waterfalls, valleys covered with greenery are waiting for you! Know this special place of MP

If you too are looking for a place amidst the cold winds, where you can find solace in the lap of nature, then Chhindwara district of Madhya Pradesh is no less than a heaven for you. The confluence of greenery on the mountains, gurgling sound of waterfalls and tribal culture makes it special. The valleys here leave even any hill station behind in winter.

The most famous place of Chhindwara is Patalkot Valley, which is about 1200 feet deep. When seen from above its shape appears like a horseshoe. During the winter season, the light mist on the hills and the golden rays of the sun make the valley like heaven. The peace and natural beauty of this place attracts tourists again and again.

Anhoni village of Chhindwara district is famous for its mysterious hot water pool. The water here keeps boiling throughout the year, no matter how cold the weather is. People believe that this place is connected to the power of the Goddess and the water here cures skin diseases. The steam rising from the pond during winter season makes it even more mysterious and attractive.

Devgarh Fort, located about 24 kilometers from Chhindwara city, is a great place to visit in winter. This fort is situated amidst dense forests and high hills. The view of sunrise looks very beautiful from here. The walls of the fort reflect the architecture of the Gond Empire and the Mughal period, which fascinates history lovers.

In winter, Kukri Khapa Waterfall of Chhindwara emerges in its full beauty. This waterfall falling from the Silwani mountain from a height of about 60 feet fascinates the spectators. If the splashes of the waterfall touch your face amid the cold winds, the joy of winter doubles. Here in the morning the sun’s rays fall on the water of the waterfall and create a beautiful view.

Chhota Mahadev Cave of Chhindwara has special importance both religiously and naturally. This cave situated amidst the hills is dedicated to Lord Shiva. In winter, the sound of bells echoes in the humid and calm atmosphere here, which gives a feeling of both devotion and peace.

Pench Tiger Reserve, located about two hours away from Chhindwara, becomes a center of adventure in winter. Spread over the Satpura hills and the banks of the Pench river, this forest is home to tigers, deer and many rare birds. In the morning, the scene of the forest covered with fog and the sunlight filtering through the trees looks no less than a movie scene.