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Are you planning for an adventurous runaway to the lap of nature in the cloud’s embrace? Or a romantic vacation with your better half to spend some thrilling nights along the hills? Or a trip with your family to explore the stunning crafts of nature at a higher altitude?
Then you must consider visiting the ‘Queen of Satpuras’, Pachmarhi. Situated at an altitude of 3,501 feet, Pachmarhi is the only hill station in the state of Madhya Pradesh serving as home to the highest point in the Satpura range. This place can be considered as the owner of one of the most beautiful architectures of nature with its’ neat valleys, mild hills, mystic forests, peaceful caves, and calm waterfalls that would give any of its visitors an experience worth remembering.
So, what are you waiting for? Pack your bags and gear up for the most thrilling appointment of your life. This ‘wanderlusting’ region in the hills was discovered and developed in the modern times, in the year of 1857 by Captain James Forsyth which serves as a major reason for churches built in colonial architecture being present in this city.
Pachmarhi is a place that is no doubt a delight to all its tourists throughout the year, because of the blessing of a soothing climate in every high altitude places. But, the best time to visit Pachmarhi is during the month of October to June, as they have got very pleasant summers followed by a warm touch of rain during the monsoon that makes the weather a truly majestic one. The winters might be a bit tough for a few as the temperature might fall as low as four degree celsius, which might serve as heaven to winter loving people who enjoy chilling themselves out.
The best time to visit Pachmarhi suggested above, is based on a survey of the tourists who have visited this place. But, you can choose to visit the queen at the time you consider to be the best according to your suitable weather conditions. Mainly, are three main drifts in the Pachmarhi weather.
The Pachmarhi summers range from the month of May to June and serve a pretty bearable climate as far as summers are concerned. These months make you experience high temperatures, but the humidity is low which makes it pretty much breathable. The summers here involves a mixture of light rain and gentle breezes, that make your vacation a loveable and cozy one.
During the month of June to September, you get to experience the Pachmarhi monsoons with an average rainfall of 78.5 cm and temperatures ranging from twenty to twenty-eight degree celsius. This weather is the perfect time for those who are looking out to sight some of the best scenic beauties with the forests turning lush green and covered with mist, an abundance of waterfalls, fogs blanketing the hills and as if the clouds are coming down you greet you into this heaven. For those planning out for a romantic outing, this weather might serve as the perfect time for having some coffee followed by cuddles in the lap of Pachmarhi.
In order to experience the Pachmarhi Winters, you might consider visiting this place during the months of October to February. These months serve as a peak season for the tourists as the weather is cozy with sunlight giving you a pleasant feeling of warmth and the forests and hills are covered with a cloud-fog blending. Though the temperature might drop down as low as four degree celcius at times.
Pachmarhi not only attracts tourists from various parts of the globe because of the thrilling natural sights but also because of its rich cultural practices starting from the month of September and ending in February. No wonder they experience a peak in the number of tourists during this time range. Significant & unique festivals in India are also celebrated here including Bastar Dussehra celebrated during the months of September and October, the Pachmarhi Utsava which is followed by several art exhibitions, cultural performances and food stalls occurring in the month of December, and the Mahashivaratri Mela which includes a big fair set up in the month of February to celebrate the wedding of Hindu deity, Parvati and Shiva. During this festival, quite a few Hindu tourists from across the country visit the Mahadev Temple and carry the holy trident of Lord Shiva to the top of Chauragarh hill in Pachmarhi. The localites also celebrate occasions such as Navaratri, Diwali, Christmas and New Year.
If you have already packed your bags and geared up for the exclusive interaction with the Queen of Satpuras, you might as well gain some knowledge about her prized possessions that you would like to admire during the visit. There are primarily twenty places that have attracted the tourists all this while; these places includes the Bee Falls, Mahadeo Hills, Satpura National Park, Pandav Caves, Handi Khoh, Priyadarshini (Forsyth) Point, Dhupgarh, Rajat Prapat (the Silver Fall or Big Fall), Chauragarh Temple, Apsara Vihar Waterfall, Jata Shankar Cave, Gupt Mahadev Cave Temple, Reechgarh, Pachmarhi Catholic Church, Begum Palace Ruins, Chieftain’s Cave, Bison Lodge Museum, Vanashree Vihar (Pansy Pool), Ramya Kund and the Dutchess Fall. The above mentioned are the places that truly lights up the kingdom and are uniquely beautiful in their own ways, which are bound to leave you in everlasting memory of joy.
Gujarati, Maharashtrian, Jain, & popular Indian Foods & cuisines are the few which one cannot afford to miss out while visiting Pachmarhi. Their local delicacies include Poha, Dal Bafla, Bhutte ki Kees, Biriyani, Kebabs, Korma, Rogan Josh served with desserts such as Ladoos and Jalebis, and their beverages include Sugarcane Juice and Lassi.
Once you visit this place no matter at what point of time in the year, you will experience the full majestic treat and are bound to create some memories that are worth recalling. Nature awaits to give you an experience worth a lifetime!
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April 15, 2024 
