Top Tourist Attractions in Satna

Satna is a city in the Madhya Pradesh state of India. It is the state’s eighth most populated city and serves as the headquarters of the Satna district. The city is 500 kilometres east of Bhopal, the state capital, and 550 kilometres north of Betul. The city is spread out over 111.9 square kilometres of land.

Best Places to Visit in Satna

1. Venktesh Temple
2. Shiv Temple, Birsinghpur
3. Chitrakoot Dham
4. Ma Sharda Mata, Maihar
5. Tulsi Sangralya, Ramvan

Venktesh Temple

Venktesh Temple located in Muktarganj, Satna. Every traveller who visits Satna should see this historic temple.

Shiv Temple, Birsinghpur

Birsinghpur’s Lord Shiva Temple is another well-known and historic temple in the area. It is approximately 35 kilometres north of Satna. The Shiva temple idols are quite magnificent. People flock to these temples with a lot of faith. Every Sunday, a special arti is held in the temples. On Mahashivratri, a large fair is also held here.

Chitrakoot Dham

Chitrakoot contains various religious and pauranic sites that are visited by both devotees and sight-seers. Administratively, some of these locations are in Uttar Pradesh, while others are in Madhya Pradesh. All of these locations are generally linked with people’s religious feelings, and a great number of pilgrims visit these locations. It is well connected by both train and road.

 

Ma Sharda Mata, Maihar

Saraswati is another name for Goddess Sharada. She is the Goddess of Knowledge. She brings intelligence, mind, insight, and logic to the table. She uses her knowledge to assist people achieve their goals in life. The Holy Maa Sharda Temple is located in the Madhya Pradesh district of Satna, in the village of Maihar. The area is well-connected by road and train. The distance from Satna district headquarters is around 40 kilometres. The temple is located on Trikut mountain, 600 feet above sea level. To get to the shrine, one must climb 1001 steps. Maa Sharda Prabhand Samiti is in charge of the temple. The committee, led by the district collector, has worked hard to improve facilities for pilgrims and devotees visiting the temple from all over the country. A road path is built on the mountain so that vehicles can be driven up to the hilltop.

TulsiSangralya, Ramvan

The Tulsi Museum is one of the most important heritage sites in the Satna district. Tulsi Museum is an Archaeological museum that is vital to Satna Tourism. The museum was founded in 1977 and is located approximately 16 kilometres from the town of Ramvan. The museum, also known as TulsiSangrahalaya, exhibits several magnificent sculptures and items from ancient times made of various materials such as terracotta, birch ark, and palm leaf. It also has some rare copper coins, copper plates, and gold and silver sculptures on display. This museum is a great draw for all visitors to Satna for leisure purposes. This reveals the Satna city’s wonderful past. Except on Mondays, the museum is open from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. daily.

Best Time to Visit Satna

The greatest time to visit Satna is during the winter season, from October to March, when the weather is favourable. The cold weather also makes it possible to engage in outdoor activities.

How to Reach Satna

By Air

The nearest airport is Khajuraho Airport (130 kilometres), which is accessible through the Chhatarpur-Satna Road. Satna is also 215 kilometres from Jabalpur Airport.

By Rail

Satna is well connected by train and bus via the Bombay-Hawarah route, as well as National Highway No.7 via Maihar-Amarpatan and State Highway Chhatarpur-Rewa, respectively.

By Road

Satna Bus Stand is located in the heart of the city, with frequent bus service to surrounding stations such as Rewa, Panna, and Chattarpur.