In the morning, head to Jata Shankar Temple, a popular Hindu cave temple. Enjoy a serene walk along the stream to the temple and witness the natural shivlinga inside. After that, take a 15-minute trek to reach the Bee Falls. This waterfall is a popular spot for swimming and soaking in the fresh water. At noon, head to the nearby Café Coffee Day for a quick lunch. In the evening, visit the nearby Lake View Point to enjoy the sunset view and capture some memories.
Start your day early and head to Satpura National Park. Take a jeep safari to explore the park's flora and fauna. You can spot tigers, leopards, bison, and various bird species. After the safari, enjoy a traditional breakfast at the park's canteen. In the afternoon, visit the nearby Handi Khoh, a deep valley with a 300 feet high precipice. You can enjoy the view of the valley from the top or trek down to the bottom. In the evening, head back to Panchmari and enjoy a delicious dinner at the nearby Raja's Café.
On your final day, head to Dhupgarh, the highest point in Panchmari. You can enjoy a scenic drive through the hills to reach the point. Once there, you can witness the breathtaking view of the surrounding hills and valleys. After taking in the view, head to the nearby Pachmarhi Cafe for a late breakfast. In the afternoon, visit the Pandav Caves, a series of five caves that served as a shelter for the Pandavas during their exile. In the evening, go for a food tour of Panchmari and try some local delicacies like bhutte ki kees, mawa-bati, and poha-jalebi.
If you're a foodie, don't miss out on trying the local street food like aloo tikki, chaat, and samosas. You can also visit the Bison Lodge Museum, which showcases the history and culture of Panchmari. For a side trip, you can visit the nearby town of Chhindwara, which is known for its cotton and soybean production. To make the most of your trip, we recommend hiring a local guide who can provide insights into the history and culture of the region.
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