Jabalpur is one of the most important cities in central India. It is part of the state of Jarkhand and is one of its largest cities. Locals also known as Sanskardhani, ie cultural capital.
During the twelfth century was a privileged destination to be chosen by the governors and senior officials from India to spend their holidays there. Protected by the high surrounding hills, also had times of defensive strategy, because its location kept safe from enemy attacks.
Numerous monuments still standing from those distant times, and are its greatest asset and tourist attraction. Construction of the most diverse types characterize the landscape and its location near two national parks (Kanha and Bhandavgarh) adds charm to the place.
Madan Mahal Fort is one of the most breathtaking views of the city. It was built by the Gond King of Jabalpur in the eleventh century. Today, it left the ruins and crumbling walls, but no less fascinating to watch from the level of the valley, its great location, and its remains go to get great views of the surrounding area.
Another important building is named after Rani Durgawati. This is a memorial and museum, which was dedicated because she is a famous and well remembered figure in the history of the city. He defended his people from the invasions of the Mughals and that won him the hearts of Jabalpur.
In this city there are ghats, the famous steps that allow the river to enter. Most known were built along the river Ganges, although in this case concerned the river Narmada. Also abound in this city of temples: Chausat Yogini Mandir dedicated to the goddess Durga in the tenth century and the temple of Vishnu Barha are the more remarkable.