Bargi dam

Bargi dam built on the mighty river narmada located approximately 30 km from the city of jabalpur is one of the major tourist attractions of the city. The maikal resort built on the reservoir provides a panoramic view of the reservoir. .The entry to the resort is restricted one has to pay a minimal fee of rs 10 to enter the resort.The main attraction of this place is a Small Cruise which carries around 20-40 persons for a one hour (or less) small trip into the waterbody. Small Motor Boats are also available. (People often book the full cruise and arrange ring ceremonies, small birthday parties and other private parties - as this place has a second cruise boat which is sometimes used for this purpose). After the boat ride you may go in for a sumptuous lunch - the restaurant here offers a variety of food at very reasonable costs...

Chausath yogini temple

Situated near the famous marble rocks bhedaghat the chausath yogini temple is an open sky circular complex atop a hill dedicated to goddess durga . The lava stone idols were plundered by the mughals
 Chausath Yogini temple complex are ruins of ancient dynasties that ruled Jabalpur. The temple in the center dedicated to Lord Shiva and his consort Goddess Parvati was built by the Kalchuri dynasty in the 10th century AD. The idols of Yoginis are exquisitely carved and exhibit marvelous iconography in spite of being disfigured by the Moghul invaders. There are in total sixty four statues, but most of them have been plundered. About hundred and fifty steps lead to the complex which dates back to 1000 AD. The courtyard offers panoramic view of the Gorge at River Narmada and the surrounding landscape. The Gond Rulers of Central India were regular visitors this complex during their rule. An inscription commemorating the visit of Queen Durgavati can be seen in the sanctum. A short distance from Marble Rocks, one can easily visit and observe the marvelous complex while on tour.

Gurdwara saheb Gwarighat

A gurdwara or the guru's door is a sikh place of worship.the gurdwara saheb is located at ghwarighat which is famous for its stepped embankment on river narmada. located at almost the dead center of the country the gurdwara is surrounded by the scenic beauty.Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the founder of Sikhism, undertook four journeys, in order to spread his message
He traveled four times in four different directions from his native Punjab.  He traveled to the east and south of India. During his return trip Guru Nanak and his companion Mardana walked along the Northeast side of the River Narmada until they reached Gwarighat near present day Jabalpur where they crossed the river.
Giani Gyan  Singh  the renowned poet has described the crossing of the Narmada river in his 'Panth Parkash' :
After blessing Vindhyachal, river Narmada was crossed,
Jabalpur and Chitrakoot and Rikhanpur were blessed.
The 'Panth Parkash' also records that this is where Guru Nanak crossed the Narmada River to give sermons to Sarbang Rishi. From ancient times the old road from Jabalpur to Nagpur passed through Gwarighat. Even now there is no other dock in Jabalpur where the Narmada could be crossed. 

dhuadhar waterfall

The river narmada making its way through the magnificent marble valley plunges down as the smoke cascade popularly known as the dhuadhar  waterfalls. the falls and the breaking volume of water present a spectacle of nature's power unleashed.

bhedaghat a marvel of nature

soaring in the glittering splendor, the marble rocks at bhedaghat rise to a hundred feet on both sides of the holy river narmada .it is one of the major tourist attractions in jabalpur situated  20 km from the main city.the marble rocks on both sides of the river glitter with sun light and produce a magical effect on moonlights . boating is the main activity here with the glittering marble rocks on both sides of the placid water its truly is an experience worth remembering.
bhedaghat could soon find itself amongst the coveted list of UNESCO'S world heritage sites revised list of WHS in india has raised the hopes of the state government, which is preparing to sell its major tourist draw as the fittest under the natural category bhedaghat is one of the only three sites that made it to the pan india nomination this time.
 The site offers a very  unique view, offering one of the greatest breathtaking views of mighty river Narmada falling from a height of 105ft and rushing with full fury through magnificent white marble rock hills creating a deep dent and huge gorge resulting in the formation of a natural and geographical phenomenon seen nowhere else in the world. Bhedaghat is also known internationally for its archaeological wealth that dates since pre-historic times.