Rani Durgawati Samadhi (tomb) is a historical site in the district of Jabalpur. It falls on the road from Jabalpur to Bargi dam at a distance of around 15 km. This is the place where Rani Durgawati sacrificed her life fighting against the Mughal king Akbar. After death of her husband, she took charge of the kingdom. At Narai Naala, she faced enemies and finally killed herself when severe Injured. On the other side of road we see the tomb of her son. The place is surrounded with lush green vegetation and has high apeal. Nearby one can enjoy coffee etc in Cafeteria. A nice visit for everyone having pride for nation and love for nature
Rani Durgawati Samadhi (tomb) is a historical site in the district of Jabalpur. It falls on the road from Jabalpur to Bargi dam at a distance of around 15 km. This is the place where Rani Durgawati sacrificed her life fighting against the Mughal king Akbar. After death of her husband, she took charge of the kingdom. At Narai Naala, she faced enemies and finally killed herself when severe Injured. On the other side of road we see the tomb of her son. The place is surrounded with lush green vegetation and has high apeal. Nearby one can enjoy coffee etc in Cafeteria. A nice visit for everyone having pride for nation and love for nature
Great place,Service, cleanliness, tasty snacks and tea with affordable cost. Must visit if you are going towards Bergi Dam.
Great, need some cleaning.
Historical place to visit
Amazing Spot. Stay alert at the turn.
Beautiful place of strongest women of our history Rani Durgawati ji who fought strongly with Mughals. He deafeated Akbar's senapati. Jai Bhawani Jai Durga. Nice atmosphere Full of greenery. Everyone should visit and experience our brave history
Rani Durgavati Samadhi in Jabalpur is a peaceful and beautiful garden that houses the historical samadhi. Adjacent to the garden is a cafe with an all-women staff, offering a unique and empowering atmosphere for visitors. The garden is well-maintained and provides a serene environment to reflect on the sacrifices of Rani Durgavati. The cafe offers a great spot for a coffee break or light refreshments during a visit to the samadhi. Overall, this is a worthwhile stop for history buffs and anyone looking for a tranquil break from the city.
