Bandhavgarh Fort - The oldest fort in India dates to more than 2000 years back. This fort holds stories of many dynasties.

The Bandhavgarh National Park is spread across the Vindhya Hills in Madhya Pradesh and is famous for tigers and their biodiversity.

Bandhavgarh Hill is the highest hill in the reserve of Bandhavgarh. This range of hills is formed from sandstone and water that permeates into it. As a result of this unique formation, there are many springs and streams that originate from this hill. Bandhavgarh Hill is famous for its picturesque natural beauty and cool climate.

Tala Village is considered to be a soft romantic spot as well as a place of adventure. The beauty of this village is that it presents nature in its most magnificent grandeur and entire stretch of the Bandhavgarh reserve is visible from here.

Bandhavgarh Museum stands as a testimony to the illustrious history of the place. This museum preserves and displays the assets of the Maharaja of Rewa.

The Gharipuri Dam is located on the outskirts of Bandhavgarh. The dam is famous for its construction. The surrounding of the dam is a visual treat as different species of water birds perch near the dam.

The Ghorademaon Waterfall is a natural deep waterfall flowing within the park all through the year.

Climbers Point is a picturesque viewpoint in the Bandhavgarh National Park. From Climbers Point, one can get an aerial view of the entire park as this place is situated at 13,005 ft above sea level. 

Cheshpur Water Fall is a natural waterfall in River Johila, situated at a distance of 50 km from Bandhavgarh. 

“Bandhavgarh is Perfect destination to shoot - Forest shots, Rich wildlife shots, Natural shots, Wildlife shots, waterfall shots, Tribal Village shots, Fort shot.

Also, Forest Department Madhya Pradesh grant’s location permission to shoot films in forests.