REWINDING IN REWA: A SOJOURN INTO NATURE’S EMBRACE AND HISTORIC SPLENDOUR
Perched in the north-western landscape of Madhya Pradesh, Rewa unfolds its charm as a city adorned by the gifts of nature. Streams playfully cascade from mountain heights, weaving through verdant forests. In the nearby district of Satna, Mukundpur village beckons wildlife enthusiasts to the ‘White Tiger Zoo & Safari,’ once the dwelling of the famed Mohan, the white tiger. Observing these regal creatures roam freely in their natural habitat is an indelible experience.
The city finds itself surrounded by breathtaking waterfalls – Bahuti Fall, Keoti Fall, Purva Fall, and Chachai Fall. Among them, the majestic Bahuti Waterfall, standing at an impressive 142 meters, ranks among the region’s highest. Rewa also safeguards its rich history through ancient monuments and carvings. The Bhairav Baba Temple hosts a remarkable 35 ft. reclining statue carved from a single rock, inviting visitors to explore the city’s spiritual heritage.
Deur Kothar boasts Buddhist stupas from the Mauryan age, adding a historical dimension to Rewa’s landscape. The Rewa Fort & Museum, Venkat Palace, Govindgarh Palace & Lake, and Rani Talab contribute to Rewa’s allure as a historical treasure trove.
In this town where white tigers roam, ancient architecture stands sentinel, and nature unfolds its serene beauty, Rewa, along with Satna, promises a rare spectacle. It gifts visitors with moments destined to linger in cherished memory.
