Bilaspur
Bilaspur
Bilaspur is a city in the central Indian state of Chhattisgarh. It's divided by the winding Arpa River. The nearby villages of Ratanpur and Malhar are known for their ancient, intricately carved Hindu temples. To the north, Khutaghat Dam is framed by hills. Northwest of the city, Achanakmar Wildlife Sanctuary is a tiger reserve. It's bamboo and teak forests are also home to leopards, flying squirrels and wild dogs.
Ratanpur Fort
Ratanpur Fort in Bilaspur, India is an old fort whose exact date of construction is shrouded in mystery. There is no historical evidence to dispel the haze that blurs the construction of this once impressive fort.
Achanakmar Wildlife Sanctuary
Achanakmar Wildlife Sanctuary is an Indian sanctuary in Mungeli district, Chhattisgarh State. It had been established in 1975, under the provisions of the Indian Wildlife Protection Act of 1972.
Khuntaghat Dam
Khutaghat is a dam located at 12 km by road from Ratanpur and Placed about 33 km from Bilaspur area on the Bilaspur Ambikapur National Highway.
Malhar Fort
The name of the place Malhar or Mallal was originated from the word “Mallari”. This was the title given to Lord Shiva for defeating the demon of the Puranas, named Malla. One of the most ancient and architectural sites in history, Malhar Fort served greatly to the tourism industry of India.
Deorani Jethani Temple
A classic example of Indian Sculpture and art, these temples, located within a single complex and situated side-by-side, owe their names to their dimensions. According to the archeologists, the Jethani and Devrani temples were built way back in the fifth century.
Sheetla Mandir
Sheetla Mata Temple is situated in a village named Jangla, at a distance of approximately 1.5 km from Gehrwin, Bilaspur. It is said that the magnificent idol of the deity installed here was sculpted at Makhowal, near Anandpur Sahib. Goddess Sheetla Devi is believed to be the younger sister of Goddess Badol Devi and symbolizes power and peace.
Didneswari Temple
Didneswari temple is of Kalchuri regime and is of great Archaeological Importance. Didneswari Temple is a very old temple and dates back to centuries old.
Vyas Caves
Vyas Cave derives its name from Rishi Vyas who wrote the epic Mahabharat. Lying at an elevation of 610 mt, this cave is identified as the place where the sage performed penance. This cave lies on the left bank of the River Sutlej.
Best Time To Visit Bilaspur
Weather conditions in Bilaspur are monsoon and continental type. Summers are extreme and winters are pleasant while rainfall in this region is affected by various reasons.
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