Near by places around Government College of Educational Psychology and Guidance, Jabalpur: Restaurants, Attractions & More -Jabalpur

approximately 15 km

A majestic waterfall on the Narmada River, creating a misty effect and offering scenic views, popular for boat rides.

approximately 16 km

Stunning white marble cliffs rising from the Narmada River, best explored by boat.

approximately 5 km

An ancient fort built atop a rocky hill by Gond rulers, offering panoramic views of the city.

approximately 5 km

A unique geological formation consisting of a large rock balancing on a smaller one, having survived earthquakes.

approximately 17 km

An ancient 10th-century circular temple dedicated to 64 Yoginis, located on a hilltop near Bhedaghat.

approximately 2 km

A museum housing a rich collection of sculptures, inscriptions, and cultural artifacts.

approximately 33 km

A large dam on the Narmada River, also used for tourism with water activities and a resort.

approximately 8 km

A serene Jain pilgrimage center located amidst lush greenery, revered for its ancient temple.

approximately 10 km

An eco-tourism site spread over 1058 hectares, home to diverse flora and fauna, ideal for nature lovers.

approximately 7 km

Features a 76-foot high Lord Shiva statue and replicas of Shivalingas from 12 holy shrines.

approximately 165 km

One of India's largest and most well-known tiger reserves, famous for its Bengal tigers and diverse wildlife.

approximately 90 km

Renowned for having one of the highest densities of Bengal tigers in India, offering thrilling wildlife safaris.

approximately 198 km

Known for its variety of flora and fauna, including leopards, chital, and waterfalls, offering jungle safaris.

within 200 km

A significant wildlife destination that inspired Rudyard Kipling's 'The Jungle Book', rich in biodiversity.

approximately 50 km

A city in a valley of forested hills on the banks of the Narmada, known for its fort and tribal art.

approximately 165 km

Popular for the hilltop shrine of Goddess Sharada Devi and known for the Maihar Gharana of music.

approximately 200 km

A city holding remnants of the Rewa State, with numerous ancient religious places.

approximately 148 km

A town known for its natural beauty and proximity to wildlife sanctuaries.

approximately 150 km

A major dam on the Tawa River, offering scenic views and recreational activities.

approximately 200 km

A popular hill station in Madhya Pradesh, known for its waterfalls, caves, and scenic viewpoints.