Amarkantak, Madhya Pradesh

Shri Yantra Mandir - Constructed by Acharya Mandaleshwar

Trimukhi Temple at Shri Yantra Mandir, Amarkantak

Sonmuda Valley - One of the Most Visited Tourist Attractions in Amarkantak

Waterfall in Sonmudu, Amarkantak

Sacred Narmada Kund Temples on Narmada River, Amarkantak

Kalyani in Narmadakund

Densely Grown Green Vegetation in Amarkantak

Mai ki Bagiya - Natural Garden Located Near Narmadakund

Misty Morning View of Narmada River

Kapil Dhara - Named After the Great Sage Kapil Muni

Amarkantak Restaurants

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Food of Amarkantak

Amarkantak has a majority population of Hindus and also because it is considered as the Land Of Temples, finding non vegetarian food in this city will be next to impossible. Hence, the city predominantly follows a vegetarian cuisine with the conventional delicacies from all of India being available. A lot of restaurants aren't available, though one will come across a lot of Dharamshalas where people get food.