Pachmarhi, Madhya Pradesh's only hill station, sits within the Satpura range and offers waterfalls, caves, and the state's highest point.
Top Attractions
- Dhoopgarh: The highest point in the Satpura range and Madhya Pradesh, a popular sunset and sunrise viewpoint over the surrounding hills.
- Bee Falls: A popular waterfall near the town, a common stop for a refreshing swim during the warmer months.
- Pandav Caves: A group of rock-cut caves traditionally associated with the Pandava brothers of the Mahabharata, though their exact historical origin is debated.
- Satpura National Park: A tiger reserve surrounding Pachmarhi, known for its rugged terrain and relatively low visitor numbers compared to other Madhya Pradesh reserves.
Best Time to Visit
October to June, avoiding the monsoon when landslides can affect the hill roads; March-April brings pleasant, cooler temperatures relative to the plains.
How to Reach
Pachmarhi is reached by road from Pipariya, the nearest railway station.
