Bhedaghat is a small town situated in the Jabalpur district on the banks of the Narmada River. The intricate arrangements of rocks renders infinite beauty to this place and is capable of attracting huge flocks of Indian and foreign tourists each year. Bhedagahat is definitely a place where people visit to enjoy the haven of beauty and serenity that this place offers. Bhedaghat is easily accessible by roadways, railways and airways. The nearest railway station to Bhedaghat is the Jaipur railway station and Jabalpur is closest airport. There are many buses running from Bhedaghat to different major cities of Madhya Pradesh. There are many popular tourist attractions in Bhedaghat like the humungous Marble rocks, the Dhuandhar galls, the Chausath Yogini temple, the Soapstone artefacts and the list goes on.
The Chaunsat Yogini temple, built in the 10th century, is famous for its beautiful architecture and the panoramic view of the marble rocks and the Dhuandhar falls that one gets from here. This temple is built on a small natural hill and has been built in the veneration to the Goddess Durga. The walls of Chaunsat Yogini temple are designed and carved cleverly with figurines of Goddess Durga. Legend has it that the temple has a secret path to the palace of The Gond Queen Durgavati. The Dhuandhar falls are also very popular among the tourists. Quite paradoxically, despite being rough and loud the fall is quite calm and breathtaking. Dhuandhar falls otherwise known as the smoke cascade is formed when the the Narmada river passes through the intricate marble rocks and ends as the spectacular Dhuandhar waterfall.
However the most popular feature of Bhedaghat remains the magnificent marble rocks. The marble placed on both sides of Narmada River are about 30 metres high. The beautiful volcanic ridges in the colours of green and black on the side of Narmada River are nothing short f spectacular. Only upon visiting this small yet beautiful town could one get to feel and enjoy the splendid beauty of this place. This is why no tour of Madhya Pradesh is complete without exploring this godly place.