Bastar is a district located in the southern part of Chhattisgarh, India known for its natural beauty, tribal culture, and rich history. This area spans over 10755 square kilometers and is predominantly rural. Bastar is famous for its dense forests, waterfalls, and wildlife sanctuaries, such as the Kanger Valley National Park and the Indravati National Park, home to diverse flora and fauna. The district's tribal communities, such as the Gonds, Maria, and Bhatra, contribute to its unique cultural tapestry. They are known for their traditional customs, dances like the Bison Horn Dance, and the handicrafts, especially the Bastar woodcraft and bell metal art, also known as Dhokra. The region hosts the Bastar Dussehra, a 75-day festival that showcases local culture and devotion. Bastar's Jagdalpur city is a central hub, connecting to major attractions like the Chitrakote Waterfalls, often referred to as the 'Niagara Falls of India'. Bastar's terrain, with its hilly landscape and picturesque vistas, provides a great experience for nature enthusiasts and those interested in tribal heritage.
Hill Stations (3)
Beaches (9)
Religious Places (68)
Historical Places (42)
Museums (14)
Wildlife Sanctuaries (13)
National Parks (13)
Forts (1)
Villages (4)
Zoos (4)
Island (3)
Gardens (7)
Waterfalls (4)
Dams (8)
Lakes (9)
