Pachmadhi Tour

About the place

·         Pachmarhi is a popular hill station in the state of Madhya Pradesh, India, known for its scenic beauty and historical significance.  Pachmarhi is known for its lush greenery, waterfalls, and serene surroundings. The best way to explore the town is by taking nature walks and enjoying the natural beauty it has to offer. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BHX4c4bvbQ&pp=ygUUcGFjaG1hcmhpIG1wIHRvdXJpc20%3D

History of the Pachmadhi

• Pachmarhi is often referred to as the “Queen of Satpura” due to its picturesque landscapes and natural beauty. One interesting fact about Pachmarhi is that it is the only hill station in the central part of India. Its elevation, pleasant climate, and diverse flora and fauna make it a unique destination for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike.
• The region is also part of the Satpura Biosphere Reserve, contributing to its ecological importance. Pachmarhi’s lush greenery, serene waterfalls, and diverse wildlife add to its charm, making it a sought-after destination for those seeking a combination of history and natural beauty.

How to Reach Pachmadhi?

1. Personal Vehicle

Reaching Pachmarhi by your own vehicle can be a convenient and flexible option. Pachmarhi is well-connected by road and is accessible from various cities.

Here’s a general guide on how to reach Pachmarhi by your own vehicle:

From Bhopal (Approximate Distance: 195 km):

1. Start from Bhopal and head southeast on NH146 towards Chhindwara.
2. Continue on NH146 until you reach Pipariya.
3. From Pipariya, take the State Highway SH19 towards Pachmarhi.
4. Follow the road signs, and you’ll reach Pachmarhi.

From Nagpur (Approximate Distance: 270 km):

1. 1. Head north on NH44 from Nagpur towards Chhindwara.
   2. From Chhindwara, take NH547 towards Pipariya.
   3. At Pipariya, take State Highway SH19 towards Pachmarhi.
   4. Follow the signs to reach Pachmarhi.

From Indore (Approximate Distance: 340 km):

1. 1. Start from Indore and head east on NH52 towards Hoshangabad.
   2. Continue on NH52 until you reach Hoshangabad.
   3. From Hoshangabad, take NH146 towards Pipariya.
   4. At Pipariya, take State Highway SH19 towards Pachmarhi.
   5. Follow the road signs to reach Pachmarhi.

2. Public Transport

2.1 Nearest railway station

The nearest railway station to Pachmarhi is Pipariya Railway Station, which is approximately 47 kilometers away. Pipariya is well-connected to major cities in India and serves as the main railhead for travelers visiting Pachmarhi by train.

From Pipariya Railway Station, you can hire a taxi or take a bus to reach Pachmarhi. The journey from Pipariya to Pachmarhi by road typically takes around 1 to 1.5 hours.

2.2 Bus stop

1. From Bhopal:

• Bhopal to Pachmarhi buses are available from the ISBT (Inter-State Bus Terminal) in Bhopal.
• The journey takes approximately 5-6 hours, depending on the route and traffic conditions.

2. From Indore:

• Indore to Pachmarhi buses operate from the Sarwate Bus Stand or Gangwal Bus Stand in Indore.
• The bus journey may take around 8-9 hours.

3. From Jabalpur:

• Jabalpur to Pachmarhi buses are available from the Jabalpur Bus Stand.
• The journey typically takes around 6-7 hours.

4. From Pipariya:

• Pipariya is a town near Pachmarhi, and buses from Pipariya to Pachmarhi are also available.
• The distance between Pipariya and Pachmarhi is approximately 47 kilometers.

5. From other cities in Madhya Pradesh:

• Various cities in Madhya Pradesh have bus services to Pachmarhi. Check with the local bus stands for available routes.

Rent a vehicle

Rent a vehicle based on the your convenience and  nearest to your location.

• Select a location
• Choose your Vehicle –3 Seater , 5 Seater , 7 Seater , Traveller-9 Seater , 14 , 20
• Choose number of person

Best place to visit in Pachmadhi

Natural Attraction

1. Bee Fall

Bee Fall is a popular 35-meter waterfall in Pachmarhi, Madhya Pradesh, surrounded by the scenic beauty of the Satpura Hills. Accessible by jeep and foot, it stands out among the numerous waterfalls in the region. Steeped in history, Pachmarhi is linked to the Mahabharata, and its modern history involves Captain James Forsyth during the 1857 freedom revolt. The waterfall offers a breathtaking view, resembling falling melting silver, making it a must-visit for nature lovers exploring the hill station.

A. About the place

B. Fee

Entry fees is required initially when you purchase the 

2. Rajat Fall (Big-Fall)

A. About the place

1. Rajat Prapat, also known as Big Fall, is another prominent waterfall in Pachmarhi, Madhya Pradesh, India. This majestic waterfall is part of the scenic landscape in the Satpura Range. “Rajat Prapat” translates to “Silver Fall,” and it is named so due to the silver-like appearance of the water as it cascades down. The waterfall is situated in a lush green environment, surrounded by dense forests and rocky terrains.
2. Rajat Prapat is notable for its height and the captivating view it offers to visitors. The water descends from a considerable height, creating a picturesque spectacle. To reach the waterfall, visitors often take a trek through the natural trails and pathways, enjoying the serene beauty of the surroundings. The waterfall is a popular attraction for nature enthusiasts and those seeking a peaceful escape in the heart of Pachmarhi’s natural beauty.

2. Fee

Entry fees is required initially when you purchase the 

3. Duchess Fall

1. About the place

Duchess Falls is a popular spot for nature lovers and those seeking a peaceful retreat into the natural beauty of Pachmarhi. The serene atmosphere, combined with the visual charm of the cascading water, makes it a delightful destination for visitors exploring the hill station. Keep in mind that details about specific attractions can change, so it’s advisable to check with local sources for the latest information before planning a visit..