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Encyclopedia of Tours and Travel to Chattisgarh, featuring information on Fairs & Festivals, Wildlife, Excursion, Adventure, Weather of Chattisgarh. |
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Adventures & Sports
Chhattisgarh, situated in the heart of India, is endowed with a rich cultural heritage and attractive natural diversity. The State is full of ancient monuments, rare wildlife, exquisitely carved temples, Buddhist sites, palaces, water falls, caves, rock paintings and hill plateaus. Water sports The magic behind River Rafting also referred, as White Water Rafting, is the extreme and never-ending thrills in the untamed rivers. The rivers in the upper Himalayas are among the best in the world for river sports, with many staircase rapids that challenge the body and spirit of the river runner. Ganges River has always remains a mystery for explorers and full of surprises for the rafters. Ganga near Chitrakoot & Narmada Near to Amarkantak in Chattisgarh is a popular spot for white water rafting. The whitewater river rafting stretch of the Ganges is from Kaudiyala to Rishikesh where the river has 12 major rapids over 36-kms long, most of which are easily negotiable and some require our expertise.
Trekking Trekking in India is an unforgettable experience as it not only let you to experience the unexplored trails made by nature, but also bring the visitor directly in touch with the country and its people and helps you to appreciate the mountain environment. The State has taken several steps for their preservation. Natural attractions are being promoted with increased local participation and encouragement to herbal gardens and natural health resorts. The mystique of aboriginal tribal ethno-medicine which predates even Ayurveda has been preserved and practised over the millenia. Mainpat (Surguja), Keshkal valley (Kanker), Chaiturgarh (Bilaspur), Bagicha (Jashpur), Kutumbsar caves, Kailash caves, Tirathgarh falls, Chitrakot falls (Bastar) are all exhilarating destinations being promoted for nature and wildlife tourism. Wildlife areas, camping grounds and trekking facilities would be few of the prime attractions.
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for water adventures is Baster, where amateurs can also get professional
help to get the watery taste. The thrill seekers can try out the
Narmada & Ganges and its tributaries in the north for river
rafting.
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so. In this vast wonderland, trekking itineraries from one to four
weeks or more provide endless opportunities for discovery for the
trekker. Among the high altitude regions of Indian Himalayas, reality
becomes a dream.In Chattisgarh Amarkantak is situated in the Maikal
Mountains at an altitude of 1057 m which are the meeting point of
the Vindhyas and the Satpura Mountain Ranges in Central India. Amarkantak
is popular for trekking.