Top places to visit

Top places to visit

Rewa is a perfect mix of natural beauty, royal legacy, spiritual charm, and a touch of wildlife magic. Whether you’re a history buff, nature lover, or spiritual seeker, this city in the heart of Bagelkhand has plenty to offer. Here’s a list of the top places to visit in Rewa for a memorable experience.

 1. Mukundpur White Tiger Safari

 20 km from Rewa city

• India’s only white tiger safari, dedicated to “Mohan”, the world’s first captured white tiger, originally found in Rewa.
• Features a safari zone, zoo, butterfly park, and wildlife education center.
• A great spot for wildlife photography and family visits.

 Tip: Visit in the morning or late afternoon for better chances of spotting animals.

 2. Rewa Fort & Museum

 City center

• A majestic fort built by the Baghela rulers, offering panoramic views of Rewa city.
• Houses a museum with royal artifacts, arms, paintings, and historical records.
• Adjacent Vijay Raghavgarh Palace is also worth a look.

 Tip: Ideal for history lovers and architecture buffs. Guides available at the fort.

 3. Govindgarh Palace & Lake

 18 km from Rewa

• A scenic royal retreat set by a serene lake, once the summer palace of Rewa’s kings.
• Famous as the place where the first white tiger, Mohan, was kept and bred.
• Surrounded by lush gardens and colonial-era charm.

 Tip: Visit during sunset for peaceful views and photographs.

 4. Rani Talab

 Rewa city

• One of the oldest and holiest water tanks in Rewa, dedicated to Goddess Kali.
• Surrounded by temples and ideal for a spiritual walk or early morning reflection.
• Hosts various religious events and local fairs.

 5. Bhairav Baba Temple (Bhairav Parvat)

 ~10 km from Rewa

• A peaceful and powerful temple built on a hilltop, offering sweeping views and spiritual energy.
• Dedicated to Lord Bhairav, an incarnation of Shiva.
• A mix of pilgrimage and light trekking experience.

 6. Purwa Waterfall (Tons River)

 ~45 km from Rewa

• A stunning 70-meter high waterfall, formed by the Tons River, a tributary of the Ganga.
• Cascades down limestone cliffs surrounded by greenery — a monsoon favorite!
• Nearby caves and forests make it perfect for nature lovers.

 Tip: Best visited during or just after monsoon (July–October).

 7. Keoti Falls & Bahuti Falls

 40–60 km from Rewa

• Two breathtaking seasonal waterfalls ideal for photography, nature walks, and monsoon drives.
• Keoti Falls drops over 98 meters and is among the highest in MP.
• Bahuti Falls, located on the Odda River, is more secluded and raw.

 8. Deur Kothar – Buddhist Stupas

 60 km from Rewa

• Archaeological site featuring ancient Buddhist stupas and inscriptions, dating back to the Ashokan era.
• A hidden gem for history lovers and offbeat explorers.

 Tip: Carry water and snacks, as amenities are minimal.

 9. Tansen’s Birthplace (Behat Village)

 35 km from Rewa

• Rewa is believed to be the birthplace of Tansen, one of the greatest musicians of Indian history.
• The village of Behat is associated with classical music lovers and local legends.

 Summary Table: Top Attractions in Rewa

✅ Travel Tips for Sightseeing in Rewa

✔️ Start early for outdoor destinations like waterfalls or safari
✔️ Dress modestly for temple visits
✔️ Carry water, snacks, and a camera for nature trails
✔️ Avoid monsoon treks without guides due to slippery paths
✔️ Hire local autos or taxis for short distances and day trips