Monuments in Kawardha India

Kawardha is a district in Chhattisgarh, which has gained considerable recognition owing to the inhabitance of a section of the tribal population of India. On the contrary, the place also has a few of the majestic palaces that assure to make your Tour to Kawardha a memorable one.

Among such Monuments in Kawardha, the one that needs to be mentioned the most is the Kawardha Palace, Kawardha. Situated in the Maikal Hill this site presently houses a heritage hotel and is popular by the same name.

The Palace of Kawardha is said to have been designed and built under Maharaja Dharamraj Singh between the period 1936 and 1939. It now forms one of the prime.

These Monuments in Kawardha, India spread over several acres of land and is built of marble and stone. The entrances of some of these Tourist Attractions in Kawardha are designed gracefully and well decorated with depictions of elephant that impart a royal feel to the entire structure. Domes, lavishly laid Durbar Halls, and spacious courtyards are some of the other features of the Monuments of Kawardha.

Raipur, the capital of the State of Chhattisgarh is the prime gateway to Kawardha and hence to the Monuments in Kawardha. The Airport and Railway Station of the city are well connected with the various cities and towns of the country. The following distances separate Kawardha from the respective places:

Raipur – 140 kilometers
Bilaspur 124 kilometers
Jabalpur – 240 kilometers
Nagpur 329 kilometers and
Kanha National Park – 95 to 140 kilometers depending on which part of the park you would be visiting.