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To See in Bandhavgarh |
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The
Fort No records remain to show when Bandhavgarh
Fort was constructed. It is thought, however,
to be some 2,000 years old, and there are references
to it in the ancient books, the Narad-Panch Ratra
and the Siva Purana. Various dynasties have ruled
this fort: for example, the Maghas from the 1st
century AD, the Vakatakas from the 3rd century;
the Sengars from the 5th century and the Kalchuris
from the 10th century...more
on Bandhavgarh Fort...
Baghel Museum : Located only 100 metres
from the resort, it houses certain precious belongings
of the Maharaja of Rewa who maintained Bandhavgarh
as his Shikargah, or a game preserve, a stuffed
white Tiger still stands in the museum amidst
certain personal belongings of the Maharaja.
Village Tala : To view a day in the life
of an Indian village, where the pace of life is
still measured by the rhythm of the seasons. The
humble dwellings, the mud clustered houses, the
elders smoking hookahs sitting on a cot, are some
of the common scenes which signify that the time
stands still in certain areas of the world even
today.
Mahaman Pond - Place to Quench
the Thirst : This water hole surrounded by bamboo
clumps is an ideal place to watch variety of hervivores
and carnivores.
Ketkiha - Pendanus Point : This
wet patch of aromatic plant " Pendanus "
( Kewra ) in the shadow of lofty jammu and arjun
trees is the real treasure of floristic wealth
of the Rreserve.
Climber's Point - Nature's Beauty
: Woody climbers of butea superba and Bauhinia
wahlii amidst the giant sal trees offer spectacular
view for the tourist.
Bari Gufa - Ancient Monument
of Past : This is the biggest man made cave of
the reserve dating back to tenth century
Three Cave Point - The Archaeological
Remains of past : These caves visible from ganesh
hillock road are the mute testimony of rich historical
past.The Archaeological Remains of past : These
caves visible from ganesh hillock road are the
mute testimony of rich historical past.
Rajbahera- The Bandhaini Hillock
View : This marshy meadow is the origin of river
Dammer.Look for the storks, vultures and herds
of chital, samber and wild pigs.View of Bandhaini
Hillock is an additional attraction.
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