Pachmarhi Winter Package

Pachmarhi Winter Package: Overview

Pachmarhi is a hill station in Madhya Pradesh India. Pachmarhi’s beauty lies in the place it is situated in, situated in 1100  m height in valley of Satpura forest range in the district of Hoshangabad. if you are a nature lover than this is must see place in India. It is also known as Scotland of India. Pachmarhi is an ideal holiday destination even during the winter season. Lots of green forest and caves and mountains.

Places like dhoopgarh, chauragarh, B-Falls and other waterfalls are must visit. Winters at Pachmarhi starts from November and lasts until February. Days remains cold and crisp, feeling very good. The temperature falls to minimum of 4*c during nights. I will recommend heavy woolen clothes, if you are at Pachmarhi during winters. Pachmarhi will give you picture perfect scenes of nature. And Pachmarhi is best to visit in winter.

Package Highlights

• Attraction towards adventure places

• Scenic natural beauty

• Famous and most awated places:  Dhoopgarh, Chauragarh etc

• Admiring Trekkiing spots

• Popular Waterfall: Bee Fall

Pachmarhi Winter Package: Hotels

2 Star - Ark Resort TA Rank (3.5) - Certificate of excellence

3 Star - Hotel Paradise TA Rank (3.5) - Certificate of excellence

5 Star - Golf View Pachmarhi TA Rank (4.5) - Certificate of Excellence

Pachmarhi Winter Package: Inclusion

• 3 Night Room on CP Basis

• 2 Day Local Sightseeing by Gypsy.

• All transfers as per the itinerary by Indigo A.C.

Package Exclusion

• Train/ Air Tickets.

• Entry fees at Pachmarhi.

• Other Activities at the Hotel & Tourist Places.

• Private Taxi transfer from Bhopal - Pachmarhi - Bhopal.

• Tips, Coolie, Laundry, Cold drinks and other expenses of personal nature.

General Conditions & Remarks

• Any Changes or Cancellation after Cancellation Dateline will result in Cancellation Charges.

• No Refund for any unutilized service or sightseeing

• Surcharge applicable subject to Late/Early arrival or departure transfers.

• Cost may be change if there would be any change in fuel prices or other conditions.

Reasons to Visit Pachmarhi in winter

• Pachmarhi is the only hill station in Madhya Pradesh, set on a Plateau at about 2500 ft above sea level

• Pachmarhi is full of charming colonial era architecture buildings and retains an old world charm. Pachmarhi enjoys a pleasant weather almost all through the year (Gets only very cold in Dec and Jan months).

• Pachmarhi is good for walks and trekking specially in winter season.

• As construction in Pachmarhi has been stopped since 1990s, most hotels here are restored colonial buildings.

• MP Tourism has a set of such hotels with heritage feel having 5 to 15 rooms.

• Pachmarhi is a destination for those who just want a peaceful stay and for those who want to indulge in sightseeing.

Trekking In Pachmarhi

Trekking in Pachmarhi is one of the most popular of the available land sports activities in Pachmarhi. After all, the rugged trails, verdant greenery, and the cool crisp breezes all connive to create the perfect conditions for trekking around Pachmarhi. As you go trekking near Pachmarhi, the surrounding landscape will treat you to some of the most scenic and memorable sights of your life. Sometimes, trekking is wrongly written as trekking.

Best Restaurants in Pachmarhi

Nandavan Restaurant

An outdoor restaurant and a sort of reverse zoo, as monkeys sit outside watching humans eating in a cage. South Indian, Gujarati and thalis.

Raj Bhoj

Raj Bhog is also a very good option. Here we can get all types of food.

China Bow

China Bowl is a very good restaurant of Pachmarhi. Here also we can get all types of food.  It is known for its Chinese food.

How to Reach Pachmarhi

Pachmarhi by Air:  Bhopal airstrip is the bordering airdrome to Pachmarhi positioned at about 195 km distance away. The most important airlines connect various Indian cities with Bhopal, together with, Delhi, Mumbai and Gwalior. Flights are accessible to Sharjah and Dubai from the airport of Bhopal. Delhi is the foremost intercontinental airfield adjoining to Pachmarhi.

Pachmarhi by railways: Pipariya is the adjacent railhead situated at a distance of 47 km away from Pachmarhi. This rail station is on the foremost line to Mumbai – Howrah and therefore most of the foremost trains halt at this station. Pipariya is linked to main Indian conurbations like Mumbai’s Mahanagari Exp, Kolkata Mail, Chennai’s Gangakaveri Exp, Bangalore’s Sangha Mitra Exp. and Delhi’s Jbp Ndls Sup Exp.

 Pachmarhi by road: The city is also well linked with some of the major cities of India. Frequent bus services are obtainable from Pachmarhi to Bhopal (200.1 km), Pipariya (52.3 km) and Chhindwara (135.1 km) on a daily basis.

Other Attraction in Pachmarhi

Handi Khoh: A grand gorge with a 300 feet towering cliff amid dense woodland, Handi Khoh in the region of Panchmarhi is gifted with spectacular panorama. The clinging rock face of this gulch is a haven of large beehives. A profound timbered jungle surrounds this exquisite place. This place is strongly allied with the myths and blessings of Lord Shiva.

Apsara Vihar (Fairy Pool): A usual bathing puddle shaped by a petite cascade, Apsara Vihar of Pachmarhi is positioned in close proximity to the Pandav fissures. Although next to the fall the pond is more intense, at the ending it is petty and this feature makes it a favorite picnic destination of visitors.

Pandava Caves: Nestled on a miniature hummock Pandava caverns in Panchmarhi are assumed to have been a sanctuary of the Pandavas for the period of their separation. Now a secluded memorial, Pandav grottos have been engraved from a stumpy hillock. These five caverns also housed a shelter to Buddhist preachers in the epoch of 1st century.

Priyadarshini Point: It is also known as "Forsyth Point". This vantage viewing point marks the place from where Captain Forsyth discovered Pachmarhi. The Britishers developed Pachmarhi as a hill resort and their influence is embodied in its churches and also in colonial architecture. Must visit place at Pachmarhi...

Dhoopgarh: The highest point in the Satpura range at Pachmarhi, with a magnificent view of the surrounding ranges. A very popular spot for viewing sunsets. Must visit place at Pachmarhi.

Duchess Fall: This fall is also known as "Jalawataran". The descent is steep and the trek strenuous for almost to the base of the fall. Adventurous spot at Pachmarhi.

Bee Fall: A spectacular waterfall in the stream which also provides drinking water to Pachmarhi. It is also known as "Jamuna Prapat". The pools at above the waterfall in the stream are very popular. Must visit place at Pachmarhi.

Jata Shankar Caves: A sanctified locale of Shaivite ritual, Jata Shankar of Panchmarhi is a natural grotto which abodes a natural Shivalingam underneath the silhouette of enormous rock. The boulder configuration in the cavern looks like the Seshnag, a hundred headed celestial snake.

Pandava Caves: Nestled on a miniature hummock Pandava caverns in Panchmarhi are assumed to have been a sanctuary of the Pandavas for the period of their separation. Now a secluded memorial, Pandav grottos have been engraved from a stumpy hillock. These five caverns also housed a shelter to Buddhist preachers in the epoch of 1st century.                           

Priyadarshini Point: It is also known as "Forsyth Point". This vantage viewing point marks the place from where Captain Forsyth discovered Pachmarhi. The Britishers developed Pachmarhi as a hill resort and their influence is embodied in its churches and also in colonial architecture. Must visit place at Pachmarhi...

Dhoopgarh: The highest point in the Satpura range at Pachmarhi, with a magnificent view of the surrounding ranges. A very popular spot for viewing sunsets. Must visit place at Pachmarhi.

Duchess Fall: This fall is also known as "Jalawataran". The descent is steep and the trek strenuous for almost to the base of the fall. Adventurous spot at Pachmarhi.

Bee fall: A spectacular waterfall in the stream which also provides drinking water to Pachmarhi. It is also known as "Jamuna Prapat". The pools at above the waterfall in the stream are very popular. Must visit place at Pachmarhi.

Jata Shankar Caves: A sanctified locale of Shaivite ritual, Jata Shankar of Panchmarhi is a natural grotto which abodes a natural Shivalingam underneath the silhouette of enormous rock. The boulder configuration in the cavern looks like the Seshnag, a hundred headed celestial snake.