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Places of Interest in Panna

Waterfalls, diamond mines and a tiger reserve within reach of each other.

Pandava Falls and Caves🔍
001 Waterfall

Pandava Falls and Caves

A fall dropping into a pool at the foot of a horseshoe of rock, with caves cut into the cliff beside it that local tradition links to the Pandavas.

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Diamond Mines🔍
002 Mines

Diamond Mines

Panna is the one place in India where diamonds are still mined, and the workings outside the town are the reason the district is known across the country.

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Panna National Park🔍
003 National Park

Panna National Park

A tiger reserve on the Ken river, with gorges, open forest and the river itself running through the middle of it.

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Raneh Falls🔍
004 Waterfall

Raneh Falls

A canyon on the Ken where the water has cut through coloured volcanic rock, leaving walls of pink, red and grey granite above the fall.

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01 How many places of interest are listed for Panna?
Four: Pandava Falls and Caves, the diamond mines, Panna National Park and Raneh Falls.
02 Is Panna really a diamond mining area?
Yes. Panna is the one place in India where diamonds are still mined, and the workings are near the town.
03 What makes Raneh Falls unusual?
The Ken river has cut a canyon through coloured volcanic rock there, so the walls above the fall run through shades of pink, red and grey.
04 Which river runs through Panna National Park?
The Ken, which flows through the middle of the reserve.
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