Amarkantak in Madhya Pradesh
Amarkantak is known as the king of Tartaraj or pilgrimage to Madhya Pradesh. It is the birthplace of the Narmada and Son rivers.
Located at an altitude of 3,500 feet, it is a natural hill station with excellent climatic conditions.
We went on a trip to Amarkantak.
Our first stop was the Sri Yantra temple under construction. Acharya
Located at an altitude of 3,500 feet, it is a natural hill station with excellent climatic conditions.
We went on a trip to Amarkantak.
Our first stop was the Sri Yantra temple under construction. Acharya
Mandaleshwar builds the Atala Akada Swami Shukdvanaji temple in Amarkantak in the shape of the Maha Meru Sri Yantra. In the Tantra region, Sri Vidya's worship of the beautiful goddess Tripura Sundari, or Divine Mother, developed as the beauty of the Three Emperors, the refined, the elite, and the supreme in power. worlds. Sri Yantra is this instrument of worship. Sri Vidyada rituals involve gathering all the energies of the universe. The pendu or dot in Sri Yantra, on the one hand, symbolizes this process. This is the highest degree of all forms of worship. With this ritual you can achieve anything you want.
Then we visited the source of the Wolde River. It was located in a beautiful secluded spot on top of a hill.
Nice place to meditate.
The source of the Narmada River is located nearby. The history of the region begins in the eighth century.
The source of the Narmada River is located nearby. The history of the region begins in the eighth century.
When Shankaracharya built the Surya Kund to locate the source of the Narmada River, he also installed a Shiva idol at Pataleshwar in Amarkantak. All of these temples are built in the Nagara style of architecture.
Kapildara is located near Gaumuk, the source of Narmada.
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The Narmada originates in the Tuppur district and enters the Dindor district at a depth of more than 20 metres.
Amarkantak is a beautiful quiet hill station and a great place to relax. There are no luxury hotels, but apart from a few damaskalas, there are clean and good accommodations at a reasonable price.
How do you get there ?
air . The nearest airport to Amarkantak is Jabalpur, 245 km away. Prepaid taxi services are available from the airport to Amarkantak.
by train. The nearestrailway station to Amarkantak is Pendra Road, 17 km from the city centre. Anupur, which is located at a distance of 48 km from Amarkantak, is suitable for tourists.
Amarkantak is a beautiful quiet hill station and a great place to relax. There are no luxury hotels, but apart from a few damaskalas, there are clean and good accommodations at a reasonable price.
How do you get there ?
air . The nearest airport to Amarkantak is Jabalpur, 245 km away. Prepaid taxi services are available from the airport to Amarkantak.
by train. The nearestrailway station to Amarkantak is Pendra Road, 17 km from the city centre. Anupur, which is located at a distance of 48 km from Amarkantak, is suitable for tourists.
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