Pachmarhi, a place where nature has found exquisite expression in myriad enchanting ways. Green shades embrace the mountains, and everywhere is heard the gentle murmur of flowing water. Bridle paths lead into tranquil forest glades; groves of the wild bamboo and jamun, dense sal forests and delicate bamboo thickets.

The valley, ravines and maze of gorges, sculpted in red sandstone by the wind and weather, add their own colouring to this palette of shades, and cascading waterfalls flash silver in the sunshine. Deep azure pools are hidden delights and everywhere, wildlife watchers will be rewarded by fascinating glimpse of the animal and bird kingdoms.
 

The hill range is endowed with a very attractive natural scenery, which is at its best during the rainy season, when on all sides, it is clothed in green with a number of brooks and torrents, rushing down into the ravine winding about its sides below. The beauty of which is further enhanced by about a dozen lakes and ponds interspersed on its top.
Emperor Jehangir who journeyed all the way from Delhi to spend time here wrote " I Know of no place so pleasant in climate and so pretty in scenery as Mandu during the rains." It was called by the Muslim rulers as Shadiabad, " The City of Joy".

Each of Mandu’s structures is an architectural gem and the monuments were raised in the period of hardly 125 years, between 1401 A.D to 1526 A.D; some are out standing like massive Massive Jami Massjid and Hoshang Shah’s tomb, which provided inspiration for the master builders of the Magnificent Taj Mahal centuries later.
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Duchess Fall Much more awesome is the Duchess fall (Jalavatran) which furiously hurtles down over hundred meters creating a deafening roar. There are a number of limpid pools near all these falls where swimming is safe and enjoyable.

Handi Khoh Handi Khoh, is the most impressive precipice, which dramatically cuts down over 100 meters deep into the bowels of earth. One can, by making a slight effort, hear the gentle murmur of flowing water and can spot huge undisturbed beehives clinging to the sheer rock face.

Dhupgarh
One can climb up the clouds dramatically in hues of gold and scarlet. Overhanging monsoon clouds bring about a total transformation of the landscape-shades of gray merging into the blue green of the mountains- all covered by a thin haze of drizzle. Standing alone at Dhupgarh at a time like this is a moving experience. The valleys and ravines exude a spine tingling charm of their owe.

Jatashankar
An important rock formation is -a place sanctified by the Shaivite lore. The stones are indeed shaped like the mater hair of the great Hindu god Shiva, and inside a natural Cavern there is a stone formation like the hundred-headed divine snake Seshnag.
From the Priyadarshini point one can take a glimpse of the extraordinary beauty of this saucer shaped Panchmarhi and it was at this point this queen of Satpura was discovered in 1857 A.D by Captain Forsyth. On the eastern side of the Mahadev temple is a cave shelter with beautiful cave paintings. Although the majority of paintings are placed between 6th and 9th centuries AD, some get back to 10000 years.
 

From the Priyadarshini point one can take a glimpse of the extraordinary beauty of this saucer shaped Panchmarhi and it was at this point this queen of Satpura was discovered in 1857 A.D by Captain Forsyth. On the eastern side of the Mahadev temple is a cave shelter with beautiful cave paintings. Although the majority of paintings are placed between 6th and 9th centuries AD, some get back to 10000 years

Complementing the magnificence of nature are the works of man; Pachmarhi is also an archeological treasure-house. In cave shelters in the Mahadeo hills is an astonishing richness in rock paintings. Most of these have been placed in the period 500-800 AD, but the earliest paintings are an estimated 10,000 years old. Most of the paintings are in white, some times outlining in red and depicts scenes from every day life or hunting and warfare.