Panna

Panna – The Land of Diamonds and Temples Panna, located in the north-eastern region of Madhya Pradesh, serves as the headquarters of Panna district and forms the northern part of the Sagar division. Originally a Gond settlement until the 13th century , Panna rose to prominence when Raja Chhatrasal Bundela , the great warrior and founder of Bundelkhand, made it his capital.

Later, it became a part of the newly formed Indian state of Vindhya Pradesh before merging into Madhya Pradesh on 1st November 1956 . Panna is world-famous for its diamond mines , which are among the few in India. The region’s unique geology has gifted it with precious gemstones that have attracted traders, explorers, and rulers for centuries.

Even today, the diamond mines of Panna continue to be a symbol of its identity and pride. The charm of Panna lies in its breathtaking natural surroundings. The land is adorned with rolling meadows, rocky plateaus, and forest-clad hills that create a picturesque setting.

Evergreen trees dot the region, providing a refreshing contrast to the rugged terrain. This natural harmony of rocks, rivers, and greenery makes Panna a true retreat for nature lovers.