Pachmarhi Tour Packages

There are five distinct rock-cut temples in Pachmarhi that are popularly known as Pandav Gufas or caves. According to certain mythological tales, it is believed that the Pandavas took shelter in these caves during their exile, and hence are popular tourist sites. Archaeological evidence, on the other hand, claims that these caves were constructed by Buddhist monks sometime during the 1st century BC. Regardless of their origin, the caves are a must-visit destination for all visitors on Pachmarhi tours.

A popular element of most Pachmarhi tours; this is a deep ravine that has a depth of about 300 ft. Handi Khoh is located in the beautiful Pachmarhi forest region, and has a rugged cliff surrounding it. This tourist site is extremely popular for its marvelous natural beauty.

This captivating sunset point has been named after the former Indian president, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, who used to be quite a frequent visitor to this site. The Rajendragiri Sunset Point is famed for offering awe-inspiring and panoramic views of Panchmarhi. Viewing the sunrise or sunset from this site is a breathtaking experience.

A key element of Pachmarhi packages, this site offers a beautiful view of the whole Pachmarhi valley. Captain Forsyth essentially discovered Pachmarhi from this very spot. Priyadarshini Point would be another ideal place to witness the sunset against the regal Satpura Range.

This is a 40 feet long cave that features a Shiva lingam. The entrance to the Gupt Mahadev Temple is an extremely narrow path, which can be passed by eight people at a time. This path leads to the ‘Bade Mahadev’ that is featured here. At the entrance of the cave, you can also find an enshrined idol of Lord Hanuman. This auspicious temple is regarded as being an important element of any Pachmarhi tour itinerary.

This natural cave is a Hindu shrine located in the northern part of Pachmarhi. Jatashankar lies in a deep ravine, with large boulders perched just above it. This cave is famed for featuring stalagmites, which are revered as naturally formed lingams. Jatashankar caves are incredibly popular among both tourists and pilgrims and are covered by many Pachmarhi sightseeing packages. There are two beautiful spring-fed ponds near these caves as well.

During these months, the temperature ranges from 22° to 35° C, making it a good time to visit. While the days are typically warmer than the nights, the heat is quite minimal and not uncomfortable for exploring. The prevailing weather during a day largely depends on the winds and humidity levels. The region is also prone to occasional rain showers and gentle breezes during the summer months and can be the right time to plan a Pachmarhi trip.

The Pachmarhi region typically receives moderate rainfall during the monsoons, and the weather remains quite pleasant. The temperature tends to range from 20° to 28° C, with an average rainfall of about 785 mm. The monsoons and even the post-monsoon period can be good for making a plan for a Pachmarhi tour, as you would find the town covered with beautiful mist, with clouds dotting the skies.

The ambiance is extremely lovely in Pachmarhi during the early winter. The temperature here may drop down to as low as 4° C in December and January.