Pachmarhi, popularly known as the Queen of Satpura, is a beautiful hill station in Madhya Pradesh, nestled in the Satpura Range and surrounded by dense forests, waterfalls, caves, and colonial-era charm. It is the only hill station of the state and offers a perfect blend of nature, history, adventure, and spirituality.

Major tourist places in Pachmarhi include Bee Falls, the most famous waterfall known for its refreshing natural pool; Dhoopgarh, the highest point in Madhya Pradesh, ideal for breathtaking sunrise and sunset views; and Jata Shankar Caves, a sacred natural cave temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, believed to be linked to Lord Shiva’s meditation. Pandav Caves are ancient rock-cut caves associated with the Pandavas’ exile period, showcasing historical and archaeological importance.

Nature lovers will enjoy Handi Khoh, a deep valley with stunning viewpoints, Apsara Vihar (Fairy Pool) for its small waterfall and crystal-clear water, and Reechgarh, a dramatic rock formation and cave passage. Rajendra Giri and Chauragarh Peak are ideal for trekking and panoramic views of the Satpura landscape.

Pachmarhi also features colonial-era attractions like Christ Church, known for its beautiful European architecture, and the Pachmarhi Museum, which displays the region’s flora, fauna, and historical artifacts. With pleasant weather throughout the year, lush greenery during monsoons, and peaceful surroundings, Pachmarhi is a perfect destination for nature lovers, honeymooners, adventure seekers, and spiritual travelers alike.