Bandhavgarh
Fort, Bandhavgarh, Madhya
Pradesh
Bandhavgarh Fort is an ancient fort located in Bandhavgarh Village in Bandhavgarh Taluk in Umaria District of Madhya Pradesh in Central India. The fort is situated on the Bandhavgarh hill at an elevation of 811 meters above sea level in the Vindhyan mountain range. This fort is situated in the dense forests of Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve.
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Legends
As per
legend, Lord Rama along with his brother and Lakshman stayed at this place
while on his way to Ayodhya after defeating Ravana, the demon king of Lanka.
During his stay, Lord Rama asked Nar and Neel to build a fort at this place in
order to keep an eye on Lanka as the place is situated on the highest hill in
Central India. Then, he handed over the fort to his younger brother, Lakshmana to
keep watch on Lanka and the surrounding region. As Lord Rama gave this fort as
gift to his brother Lakshmana, the fort came to be called Bandhavgarh (Bandhava
means brotherhood and Garh means fort). This incident is mentioned in the Narada
Pancharatna and Shiv Samhita Purana Gatha.
History
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brief details, please refer below link;
The Fort Complex
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brief details, please refer below link;
Connectivity
The fort
is located at about 10 Kms from Tala, 35 Kms from Umaria, 36 Kms from Umaria
Railway Station, 63 Kms from Beohari, 82 Kms from Shahdol, 183 Kms from Jabalpur
Airport and 228 Kms from Khajuraho Airport. The fort is situated at about 10
Kms to the south of Tala on Umaria to Beohari route.
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