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Bargi Dam

The Bargi dam is located around 35 Km from the Jabalpur on the Nagpur road. This hydro Power dam is circulating electricity to Jabalpur and Seoni district. There is a water sports center started by Madhya Pradesh Tourism for the Boat and Cruise ride in Dam reservoir. You can also board the cruise for the journey up to Mandla district which nearest to Kanha National Park.

Bhawar Tal

Located at the center of City and only half a Km from Bus-Stand, Bhanwar Tal is the one of biggest Park of Jabalpur. It is only park established by the municipal corporation of Jabalpur for the citizens of Jabalpur. Now the park is well maintained and is acting a playground for the kids. During the early morning, senior citizen comes here for the morning walk and to attend their yoga classes. The park is located at the city center and is very near to the main Bus Stop of Jabalpur. Visitors coming to Jabalpur during there work also come here to spend there time and then later in evening they can catch there bus or train for their onward destination

Dumna Nature Reserve :

As an excellent getaway, this destination is already a cynosure for the city dwellers. The assets include the dam, the forests, and the wildlife. With the financial support of JMC the destination is being developed by the Forest Department; the area is being protected from all sides by chain-link fencing.
Potential activities - Trekking, nature camps, nature trails, adventure sports, boating and water sports, wildlife viewing, angling, study tours (botanisation), birding.

Dev Tal

Dev Tal is one of the oldest Tal (pond) in Jabalpur. It is belived that this pond has been constructed during the Gond dynasty. There is group of temples surrounding the pond which gives a resemblance that it was a worship place during the Gond Dynasty. There is a park near to the pond and the ashram of Rajneesh Osho is also near to Dev Tal.

Gwari Ghat

Gwarighat is a famous Ghat of holy river Narmada. This Ghat is located nearest to the city centre. Large of people used to visit this Ghat as the water level remains low (except in Monsoon), so the people can easily take the holy dip of river Narmada. There is an art gallery of oil Paintings depicting Sikh religion as savior of Hindutva, at gurudwara associated with Guru Nanak Dev Ji. The Gurudwara is opposite to the Ghat of Narmada River.

Pisan Hari ki Madiya :

A monument built up by the hard earned money by the women flouring for years to save money for this cause. There is Nandishwar deep Temple nearby. Madna Mahal: Built by Gond King Madan Singh in 1100. This Madan Mahal fort of gondwana Rani Durgawati built on a big rock is a wonderful example of art.

Tewar :

About 12 Km from the Jabalpur city lies a small village called Tewar. It is located on the Jabalpur Bhopal road. There is a famous temple of Goddess Tripur Sundari which is visited by most number of visitors going to Bhedaghat. In the recent times the Archeological survey of India has discovered the utensil buried deep inside which were believed to be of 1000 of years old.

Lamheta Ghat

Important from legendary, religious and scientific point of view, a retreat centre for meditating swami's and sadhus; places of research on Geology. Vast water of Narmada is wonder for tourists. The remains of Bynes or have been found here. There are several old temples and monuments around the ghats which gives the information that the gond people were living around the ghats of the Narmada river in the ancient times.