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Narmadakund - Temple of Tripur Sundari, which was situated at the Tewar village, on the banks of the Narmada, approximately 13 kilometers on NH 12, away from the main Jabalpur City. The temple was built in 11th century. The temple is dedicated to Goddess Tripur Sundari. It is said that the statue of Devi (goddess) emerges from ground. The word Tripura Sundari denotes "the beautiful goddess of three cities”. It’s a modern temple Kalchuri Tripur beautiful statue is gorgeous carpet. The idol of deity Tripur sundri is come out from earth. The natural environments all around of this temple increases the beauty of this temple many times.
Kapil Dhara - A destination famous for its religious and spiritual attractions, Kapil Dhara is one of the non-religious attractions of the holy city of Amarkantak. Known to be the first waterfalls of the river Narmada, it is located just 6 km towards the north-west of the Narmadakund Temples. The waterfall is named after the sage Kapil Muni, who is believed to have meditated at this place. The waterfall stands tall at about a 100 ft tall and is surrounded by lush green environs. It is recommended to go during the monsoon season to truly marvel at the gushing force of the falls.
Trimukhi Temple - Situated on the top of a hill in Amarkantak, Trimukhi temple is known to be one of the oldest temples in India. Also known as 'Karna Mandir', after King Karnadeb Mahachandra, who built it and was constructed under the reign of the Kalachuris. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva, the destroyer of the universe as per Hindu mythology. The top of the temple is sculpted with the face of Lord Shiva. This shows the immense intricacies carved out by the Kalchuri craftsmen. It is in close proximity to other attractions like Dudh Dhara Falls, Sonmuda, Kabir Chabutra, Mai ki Bagiya and Bhrugu Ka Mandal are some of the other places of tourist interest near the Trimukhi temple.
Sonakshi Shaktipeeth Temple - As the name suggests, this temple was constructed in honour of Goddess Sonakshi. The temple is flocked by thousands of tourists during the festival of Navratri because it is believed that Goddess Sonakshi blesses everyone who visits her during that time of the year. The locales around the temple are lovely and the temple gives a beautiful view of Son River and the nearby kund. There is a pathway that leads to the tourists to the border of the hillside, and this hillside is flanked by the exquisite Satpura hill ranges making for a magnificent backdrop.
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