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Bailadila Mountains

Rich with deposits of iron ore, Bailadila Mountain range consists of 14 reserves with 3 under mining. Bacheli and Kirandul are the two industrial zones in this area. Resembling oxen humps, this range has thus been named Baila Dila housing the top most peak at Akash Nagar. However, permissions must be obtained from NMDC (National Mineral Development Corporation) to visit this mining site. Similarly, 12 kms from Kirandul takes the visitors to Kailash Nagar, yet another peak of Bailadila range famous for deposits of 'Blue Dust', the sand like blue colored Iron Ore. Read More

Barsur

Barsur Village, the throne of power for Gangawanshi rulers in 840 AD, is located on the banks of river Indravati. The village famously known as the city of temples and ponds is adorned with a total of 147 temples and 147 ponds. Along with the ruins of various temples, the Battisa Temple, Mama-Bhanjaa Temple and the Chandraditya Temple can also be visited. Chandraditya Temple crafted out of sandstone is a major attraction here. Besides a huge statue of Lord Ganesha, an ancient pond can also be visited. Read More

Lying 6 km off Barsur, river Indravati's seven parts come together here to form this scenic waterfall amidst lush green forests making it an idyllic picnic spot.

One of the 52 Shakti Peeths of the country, this 600 year old temple has been constructed in South Indian style of temple architecture in the 14th century by the rulers of the Chalukya Dynasty. The temple is known for its black stone idol and a Garuda pillar and is segregated into four zones, namely the Garbha Griha, Mukhya Mandap, Maha Mandap and the Sabha Mandap. It is located at the confluence of the holy rivers Shankini & Dhankini. The mythical narration tells that Goddess Parvati had burnt herself on Lord Shiva's insult by her father. As a result, Lord Shiva performed the Taandav with Goddess Parvati's cadaver in his arms and destroyed the Yaga of Daksha. To pacify him, Lord Vishnu tried to cut the body of the Goddess that scattered around 52 places termed as the Shakti Peeths. Read More

The only tiger reserve in the green state of Chhattisgarh, Indravati National Park boasts of a wildlife population larger than many others in the country. It is among the three royal tiger reserves this state, the other being Achanakmar and Undanti-Sitandadi tiger reserves. Deriving its name from the Indravati River in much proximity, the national park is said the be one of the best in the state. It is frequented quite often by travellers and wildlife enthusiasts who make it a point to visit this beautiful strip of dense flora and fauna. One can find the rare and endangered Wild Asian Buffalo at the park, along with Nilgai, Black Buck, Sambar, Gaur, Tiger, Leopard, Chital, Sloth bears and countless other species of fauna. Read More

Housing the idols of Lord Ganesha and Lord Narasimha, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu, this Dravidian style temple is well known for its sculpted murals and the dome that touches 50 ft. height. There is also Shiva Temple and a Ganesha Temple situated close to the Mama-Bhanjaa Temple.

Situated 14 km off Dantewada, the memory pillars of Gamawada commemorate the relatives of the local inhabitants and are centuries old. It can be spotted on the way to Bacheli. The memorial made of large sized stone pillars marks the age old tradition of the local tribes to honour the deceased.