Top Tourist Attractions in Jhabua Madhya Pradesh

Jhabua is noted for its black cotton soil, dubbed “White Gold” by locals. Jhabua Thasil offers a lot of fascinating sites to visit. More than 65 percent of the population lives in poverty. Jhabua is noted for its black cotton soil, dubbed “White Gold” by locals. Jhabua Thasil offers a lot of fascinating sites to visit. More than 65 percent of the population lives in poverty.

Best Places to Visit in Jhabua

On the Ahmedabad-Indore State Highway No.22, Devjhiri lies 8 kilometres north-east of Jhabua. It is 1 kilometre away. On the Sunar River, to the west of the road. There is an old temple of Lord Shiva (Deo, a diety) and jhiri, or a perpetual spring, as the village’s name suggests. A kund has grown out of the spring. On Baisakh Poornima, which falls mainly in April according to the Gregorian calendar, a religious samadhi is celebrated.

 Best Time to Visit Jhabua

The months of January and February are ideal for vacationing or travelling to Jhabua.

How to Reach Jhabua

By Air

Jhabua is not served by any regular flights from other major cities in the nation. The nearest airport is Indore Airport, which is 150 kilometres away from Jhabua.

By Rail

There is no railroad station in Jhabua. Meghnagar, 15 kilometres away, is the closest alternative.

By Road

Jhabua is easily accessible by bus from other major cities in the nation.