Places of interest

• These are two separate hills in Pachmarhi. From here one can watch the spectacular Sunrise and Sunset. 
• The ancient Shiva temple of Chauragarh is also worth seeing. The Sunrise at Dhupgarh leaves one mesmerised. 
• One can also spend one night at Dhupgarh. Bee Falls – About 3 kms from Pachmarhi is a very beautiful waterfall called the Bee Falls. Its about half a kilometer below Pachmarhi. 
• One gets the feeling that molten silver is being poured from this fall. Falling from a height of 150 feet these falls provide an ideal refuge to the body and mind. 
• Jatashankar – 1.5 kilometer from the bus stand are the natural caves of Jatashankar. These caves display the unique architecture of nature. 
• At Jatashankar there is pool between two rocks and another rock is suspended without any support. This natural spectacle has enthralled the visitor from times immemorable. 
• This place is also very popular among the director and producers of films. Pandav caves – These caves are considered to be carved out during the Buddha period. 
• Mythology supports this version of the historians by saying that during Mahabaharata era the five Pandav brothers had spend few years in exile here. 
• There are five temples made in their honour. Mahadev – This cave is 30 meter long and water is always seeping inside the cave. The source of this water has been traced to a water fall. 
• In the middle of the cave is a small pool of water. Inside the cave is a Shivaling (Phallus). Here on every Shivratri a fair is held and about 4-5 lakh devotees throng this place. 
• During the first war of Independence Tatiya Tope had reassembled his army here. Nearby Mahadev are the caves of GuptMahadev. 
• Though nature has provided Pachmarhi with immense beauty and there are many places to go around. HadiKoh, Richgarh, ApsaraVihar, Daurithi Deep, Rajendragiri, RajatPratap, roman Catholic Church, Little Fall are some of the places which one should not miss if he goes to Pachmarhi. 
• Tamiya – Tamiya is more beautiful than Pachmarhi and is totally unvisited by tourists. The Sunset point at Tamiya is place where you can sit for hours and enjoy the setting sun. 
• This experience cannot be matched by any other thing. The stay at almost a century old government rest house and watching the natural beauty of the Satpura hills gives you a feeling that there is nothing than the hills in this world. 
• You are bound to be lost in the scintillating beauty of the Satpura hills here. Tamiya has good and low budget hotels. The PWD rest house and the forest department guest house have good accommodation facility. 
• To reach Tamiya one can hire Jeeps from Pachmarhi but there are private and government bus services for Tamiya. 
• Though the Pachmarhi is an unexploited tourist destination, one should always keep an eye for the touts. Though the weather here is pleasant one should carry warm cloths during winters and light warm cloths during the summer seasons.