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Wide horseshoe-shaped waterfall on the Indravati River west of Jagdalpur, often called the widest waterfall in India.
Chitrakote Falls is on the Indravati River in Bastar district, about 38 km west of Jagdalpur. The water drops about 29 m, and at peak monsoon flow the falls spread to nearly 300 m wide. Rainbows are common in the spray from July to October. Local boats take visitors into the pool below the falls, and there is a small Shiva shrine and the Parvati caves on the left bank. Newer additions include night lighting, viewing decks and safety barriers.
Within 1 km of Chitrakote Falls.
Tall multi-step waterfall on the Kanger River inside Kanger Valley National Park, south-west of Jagdalpur.
About 90 ft waterfall on the Hasdeo near Manendragarh, beside the Manendragarh-Baikunthpur road.
1921 dam near Balod that supplies water to Durg, Bhilai and the Bhilai Steel Plant.
Large dam on the Mahanadi near Dhamtari; its reservoir shore at Onakona is a popular outing.
Longest dam in Chhattisgarh, built across the Hasdeo in 1961-62, about 70 km from Korba.
mountain in India
Sanctuary of 556 sq km in Dhamtari district, set up in 1974.
Forest Shiva shrine near Gariaband around a huge natural rock linga that locals say keeps growing.