Amarkantak
Amarkantak of Madhya Pradesh has always been a favorite destination for tourists and pilgrims. It is at this place 1065 meters above sea level that the Vindhya and Satpura Hills of central India meet. The holy Narmada and Son rivers originate from Amarkantak, a pilgrimage site for Hindus. The Narmada river flows from here to the west while the Son river flows in the east direction, which makes the mind happy. Amarkantak has got a special boon from the point of view of the beauty of nature. The beautiful waterfalls, holy ponds, high hills, and serene environment here mesmerize the tourists so much that they cannot live without coming again. Amarkantak, popularly known as Amrakoot, has been associated with many traditions and legends. It is believed that Amarkantak is a part of the mountain, which is one of the Saptakul Parvatas mentioned in the Puranas. There are many such ancient temples and idols which are related to Mahabharata. It is said that Narmada, the daughter of Lord Shiva, ...