Mai ki Bagiya Tourism

Mai Ki Bagiya (Mother's Garden) is a natural garden located at a distance of about 5 km from the sacred pilgrimage town of Amarkantak, in the state of Madhya Pradesh, India. This serene orchard holds religious significance as it is dedicated to the Goddess Narmada. According to local beliefs, the garden was a favoured spot of the Goddess who is said to have spent time here. The garden is lush with a variety of trees and plantations, including banana, mango, and other fruit-bearing trees. A few temples are also situated within the vicinity, adding to its spiritual ambience. The Narmada Kund, the origin of the holy River Narmada, is nearby, making Mai Ki Bagiya an important stop for pilgrims visiting Amarkantak. The place is not just a religious spot but also offers a peaceful environment for nature lovers and a picturesque landscape for photography enthusiasts. The beauty of the place is magnified by the river flowing nearby and the dense foliage of the surrounding forests.