Near by places around Shri Jankiraman Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Jabalpur: Restaurants, Attractions & More -Jabalpur

~ 15-31 km

A magnificent waterfall on the Narmada River, creating a misty effect and offering scenic views. Located near Bhedaghat.

~ 16-25 km

Stunning white marble cliffs rising alongside the Narmada River, popular for boat rides, especially during moonlight.

~ 5 km

An ancient fort built by Gond ruler Raja Madan Shah in 1116 AD, offering panoramic views of Jabalpur.

Around 25 km

An 11th-century temple dedicated to 64 Yoginis, located on a hilltop near the Marble Rocks, known for its unique circular architecture.

~ 5 km

A natural geological wonder where a large rock balances on a smaller base, having withstood earthquakes.

~ 10 km

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

~ 25-33 km

A large dam on the Narmada River, used for irrigation, power generation, and tourism with boating facilities.

~ 2 km

A museum established in 1964, commemorating Queen Durgavati and housing sculptures from the 10th and 11th centuries.

~ 8 km

A revered Jain pilgrimage center with a 500-year-old temple, accessible by climbing 150 steps.

A towering 76-foot Lord Shiva statue, with a cavern housing replicas of Shivalingas from 12 holy shrines.

~ 165 km

One of India's largest national parks and a significant tiger reserve, known for its rich wildlife and inspiring 'The Jungle Book'.

~ 170-200 km

Famous for having one of the highest densities of Bengal tigers in India, offering excellent wildlife safari experiences.

~ 200-250 km

A popular hill station in Madhya Pradesh, known as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve with lush forests, waterfalls, and caves.

~ 222 km

A significant pilgrimage site and hill station, known as the origin point of the Narmada and Son rivers, featuring ancient temples and waterfalls.

~ 50-130 km

A historical town located on the banks of the Narmada River, known for Mandla Fort and scenic surroundings on the way to Kanha National Park.

~ 198 km

A wildlife sanctuary known for its diverse flora and fauna, including leopards and various deer species, and spectacular waterfalls.

~ 200 km

A city with historical significance, offering sites like Bharhut, Gidhakoot, and Madhogarh Fort.

~ 150 km

Located on the Tawa River, offering boating and scenic views, part of the Tawa Reservoir.

~ 280 km (outside 200km range but often considered accessible)

A UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its stupas and Buddhist monuments, offering insights into ancient Indian art and architecture.

~ 250 km (outside 200km range but often considered accessible)

A UNESCO World Heritage Site globally renowned for its intricately carved Hindu and Jain temples depicting various aspects of life.