Doodh Dhara — Attraction in Madhya Pradesh

The best thing about Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh is that the tourist places are not overcrowded and also the local pvillagers are very simple and non-troubling. Kapil Dhara and Dudh Dhara are 2 waterfalls close to each other at Amarkantak with Kapil Dhara being the taller one. The path to the these falls is a bit difficult and slippery but its worth taking that effort. This place is nice and clean and not troubled by unwanted beggers. You can just relax viewing the falls and can also make yourself wet with proper precautions. This waterfall is near about 1 km downward from Kapildhara falls. As per legend, Maharshi Durbasha was in meditation here. Mata Narmada was pleased with his meditation and imbue him milk in her own hand. That's why the falls came to known as Doodh(milk) dhara.Nowadays this place is a good picnic spot. Also people used to take shower here. This route is steep one. So not suitable for over aged.As a religious tourist place there are lot of Temples and Ashrams are there.There is a small cave nearby with a statue of a Rishi inside it. Its advisable to go there after 3 PM and remain till sunset. Its a good hike of a few...

Dudh Dhara water falls, Amarkantak, Madhya Pradesh, India is located at a distance of about 1.5 km from Kapil Dhara water falls. It is another water falls of the river Narmada at the down stream of Kapil Dhara. When the water falls from a height it creats milky appearence and looks like milk falling from a height. The surrounding arrea is reach in natural beauty of forest with medicinal plants and hills. The path leads from Kapil Dhara through forest to the falls. One should be physically fit to treak to reach to the base of the falls to get a clear view and to take photograph. It is said that the great saint Durbasa ( muni) perfopermed his meditation in a cave at this place for salvation. There is a flat surface near the cave on the side of the fall where one can sit and relex for sometimes after treaking. One can enjoy the beauty of the nature at this place surrounded by...

Another picturesque waterfall in Amarkantak, Madhya Pradesh, is Doodh Dhara. It is among the most visited locations on a journey to Amarkantak. The sacred Narmada River forms Doodh Dhara Falls, which is the river's second cascade after Kapil Dhara Falls. The stream is ten feet high and incredibly white. This waterfall is roughly 200 meters away from Kapil Stream and descends from it. This name is associated with other widely held notions. This was the place where the irritable sage Durvasa did penance. Mother Narmada is said to have come before the sage Durvasa, pleased with his penance, and gave him milk; as a result, the river Narmada was given the name...