narsinghpur narsimhapur

Narsimha Mandir is one of the prime attractions in the city. The temple is dedicated to Lord Narsingh. It is believed that Lord Narsingh is a human avatar of Lord Narsimha. It is also alleged that the city Narsinghpur or Narsimhapur derives its name from this temple only.
 

Bramhan Ghat is a well known tourist place in Narsinghpur. It is considered as a Yagya Shala of Lord Brahma s, Elephant Gate, Rani Durgawati Temple and Varahas statues. Here Narmada River flows in seven strains. From Makar Sankranti to Basant Panchami, besides religious activities, fair is also organized where district administration also takes part. One could see a number of stalls of district Government Depot such as of agriculture, co-operative, education, health and many more.
 

Jhoteshwar Ashram, also known as Paramhanshi Ganga Ashram, is one of the famous spiritual centres located in Narsinghpur city of Madhya Pradesh. It is situated on the route of Mumbai Howrah Central railway track, 15 kms from the Sridham Railway Station. Raj Rajeshwari Tripur Sundari Temple, an extremely beautiful and gorgeous temple of golden, is a major attraction here. The other places of worship are Jhoteshwar Temple, Lodheshwar Temple, Hanuman Tekari and the Shivling. Every year seven days long fair is organized on an auspicious occasion of Basant Panchami.
 

Damaru Ghati is situated at 3 kms from Gadarwara Railway Station which is on central Railway's. Itarsi Jabalpur track. One big huge Shivling is there which found one small Shivling inside it.
 

The fort of Chauragharh at Narsinghpur is situated at a distance of about 19 kms from Gadarwara Railway Station. It is a must visit place of ancient times. At present one can see only remains of it. This fort was built by Genha dynasty's King, Gond Sangram Shah in 15th century. One Narsinghpur district near Barheta village Nonia is also a place having archaeological importance. Here six big statues are them inside parkota which is known as Pandav, math or statue.