Sitaghat Tourism

Sitaghat is a remarkable riverbank along the serene Pench River inside Pench National Park in Madhya Pradesh, India. Known for its picturesque scenery, Sitaghat becomes a canvas of vibrant hues at dawn and dusk, especially during the summer months when the Mahua trees bloom with white flowers. Nature lovers flock here to bask in the morning light that filters through the forest and dances on the river's surface, creating a tranquil atmosphere. The gentle flow of the Pench River, which is the lifeline of the park, adds to the beauty and serenity of Sitaghat, making it a perfect spot for wildlife sightings and bird watching. In addition to its natural beauty, Sitaghat has also earned a reputation as a spot where Rudyard Kipling, inspired by the jungle settings, is believed to have penned down parts of the world-famous 'The Jungle Book'. Amidst the dense teak forests and the rich biodiversity of Pench National Park, Sitaghat stands out as a soul-soothing location where the forest's symphony can be heard at its best.