Amarkantak Hill Station: An Uncommon Beauty Science

    Amarkantak Hill Station is a unique saga of Saundarya Shastra. This hill station of Madhya Pradesh is a picturesque place of nature, while Amarkantak is also a pilgrimage place. 

    Amarkantak Hill Station, built at a height of about 1065 meters above sea level, is not less than any utopaalok for tourists. Amarkantak hill station situated on the hills of Mecca is surrounded by Vindhya and Satpura mountain ranges. Son River, Jihlua River and Narmada River are the prominent places of Amarkantak hill station. 

     Located in Anup city area of Madhya Pradesh, the lake-waterfalls of Amarkantak Hill Station, holy pond, high mountain ranges and quiet atmosphere fill the tourists-tourists with a pleasant freshness and energy. The hill station covered with teak and magnificent trees is famous for its special features.

     Amarkantak Hill Station is especially known for Ayurvedic and medial flora. This hill station is also called life-giving Dham. Narmada river, which is known as the Life Line of this area, is considered to be the nature of Goddess Durga here. This is a beautiful dham of religion-spirituality and nature lovers. On the mountain ranges, the beautiful grounds of grass are enchanted, while elegance is also worth seeing. 

    Amarkantak hill station full of life-giving qualities and a long chain of attraction around it. Among them, there is a lot of fond water, Narmada spot site, Sonamudra, Milkadhara, Narmada Kund and Narmada temple, mother's bagiya, Kapil section, Kabir Chaura, Sarvodaya Jain temple, Jawaleshwar Mahadev temple etc. 

    If Amarkantak is said to be one of the best gifts of nature, there will probably be no exaggeration. Amarkantak hill station in central India is not less than the life expectancy of health.
Fryer water: Fry water is a special waterfall of Amarkantak hill station's hot water. Experts believe that the water of this waterfall is full of medicinal properties. In this waterfall, bathing incurable diseases is also destroyed. Bathing also leads to troubleshooting. Such is the recognition. Visitors and tourists come from far and away to wash in the washable water.
        Narmada Kund and Temple: Narmada Kund is the main site of the river Narmada. Around it is a series of four great-divine temples. This center of faith and trust is considered to be very energetic. Narmada Devi, Shiv Temple, Kartikeya Temple, Annapurna Devi Temple, Surya Narayan Temple, Guru Gorakhnath Temple, Durga Temple, Wangeshwar Mahadev Temple, Shiva Parivar, Siddheshwar Mahadev Temple, Sri Radha Krishna Mandir and Rudra Mahadev Eleven temple is main. It is the legend that Lord Shiva and his daughter Narmada live here.
     Milk Section The milk stream is a very popular waterfall of Amarkantak Hill Station. The water of this waterfall falling from the height of the mountain range looks like milk. It seems as if the milk is falling on water instead of water from the waterfall. Probably this is why it is called milk section.
     Kalchuri Mandir: The Kalchuri temple is in the special attraction of the hill station. There are temples of the Kalchuri era in the southern part of the Narmada Kund. This ancient temple is the center of faith, faith and faith. 

   These temples built near the Kund were built by Maharaja Karndev. Fisherman and Pataleeshwar Mahadev Temple are excellent examples of Kalchuri period.
    Sonamudra: Sonamudra is mainly the source of the river Son. From here we can see the valley, the mountain range, the eclectic beauty of the tourist. Sonamudra is on the slopes of the Meccan hills, some 1.50 kilometers away from Narmada Kund. Particularly that Sonnadi falls in the form of a waterfall below 100 feet height. The golden sand of the Son River makes its beauty attractive. Due to golden sands, it is called Son river.
      Kapiladhara: Kapiladhara is a very beautiful waterfall. This waterfall falling below 100 feet high is also popular as well as being beautiful. According to the scriptures, Kapilamuni used to live at this place. Dense forest area, covered with mountain ranges and beautiful views of nature are seen here. 

   The Kapileswar temple is near Kapiladhara. Numerous caves around Kapiladhara In these caves, saints-monks, monks and monks take meditation.
     Mother's Bugia: Mother's Bagia Mata is dedicated to Narmada. It is believed that Shiva daughter Narmada chooses flowers in this Bagia. This bud of flowers, including Gulab, is located about one kilometer from Narmada Kund.
      Kabir Chaura: Kabir Chaura is considered the place of Saint Kabir. The saying is that at this place Saint Kabir had meditated for many years.
    Sarvodaya Jain Temple: Sarvodaya Jain Temple is one of the unique temples of India. The saying is that cement and iron were not used in the construction of this temple. The statue of the temple set in the temple is not too low. The weight of the statue is around 24 tons.
      Sri Jawaleshwar Mahadev Temple: Jualeshwar Mahadev is located on Shahdol Road, about 8 km from Amarkantak Hill Station. This temple of Mahadev is very beautiful. Amarkantak hill station's third river is the birthplace of johila. It is believed that Lord Shiva had established Shivling with his own hands here. It is the pride of Lord Shiva that Shivalinga is shattered at numerous places in the Macaulay mountain ranges.

     These are now in the form of Shiva temples. This place has been called Maha Rudra Meru in the Puranas. Looks like a unique shade of timeless and sunset near this temple.

       All necessary resources are available at Amarkantak Hill Station. The nearest airport is Jabalpur. The distance of Jabalpur airport is about 245 kilometers from Amarkantak Hill Station. Amarkantak's nearest railway station is Pendra Road. Amarkantak Hill Station distance from Pendra Road Railway Station is about 35 kilometers. Anoop city railway station is about 72 kilometers away. The journey of Amarkantak Hill Station can also be done by road.
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