Tucked away in Madhya Pradesh's Jabalpur region, Bhedaghat is well-known for its breathtaking marble cliffs and verdant surroundings. It has provided a scenic setting for several movies and is a popular destination for boating and sightseeing.

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Stretching along a 5-km-long ravine sculpted by the rushing streams are the marble cliffs of Bhedaghat, which have evolved over time into beautiful creations reaching up to 100 feet in height. These cliffs, which are rich in magnesium, are also the location of the famous Dhuandhar Falls and the 64-statue Chausath Yogini Temple. Historian Jayant Verma clarifies Bhedaghat's distinct geology by pointing out that the Narmada and Tapti rivers converge here. The Arabian Sea is the final destination of both rivers. The stones displayed here are really distinctive. This location saw a volcanic eruption millions of years ago. These soft stones were formed by the volcanic lava. These stones are not marble, despite the fact that many people think they are.

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The cliffs, which are towering and magnificent, are frequently referred to as magical, particularly when they appear especially beautiful in the moonlight. The region became even more well-known after appearing in the Shah Rukh Khan and Taapsee Pannu movie "Dunki." Other noteworthy movies that were filmed here are "Bobby," "Jis Desh Mein Ganga Behti Hai," and "Mohenjo Daro."  Bhedaghat is easily accessible due to its close proximity to Jabalpur. roughly 25 km distant is the closest train station, Jabalpur, and roughly 30 km is the distance between the airport and Bhedaghat. Boat rides in this picturesque location are available to visitors for Rs 200 per person. Bhedaghat is a place in Madhya Pradesh that is highly recommended for visitors due to its remarkable landscapes and historical significance, providing a wonderful experience for everyone who comes. 

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