Mai Ki Bagiya

A beautiful temple within the nature surrounded by greenery trees. A must visit place

Complete package for pilgrim + adventure + nature.
Mai ki bagiya is addressed as the narmada river's (goddess) play area of her childhood. The temple has inner core cave , the forest area covered around the temple and the long trees beside road is very amaze.

Nice abd its under the dense forest..looks amazing..

Natural and greenery place for people who loves nature....Original udgam sthal Narmada river.....

Translated to Mother's Garden in English, Mai ki Bagiya is a natural grove of trees dedicated to the Goddess Narmada, and is situated around 5 km from Narmadakund and covers the surrounding forests. In this garden there are mango trees, banana trees and other fruit trees along with Gulbakavli, roses and other flowering plants. The temple regularly attracts pilgrims and pilgrims that walk along the length of the Narmada river in an act known as Parikrama are known to spend a night here. Be aware of monkeys that are known to snatch things from unsuspecting tourists.
It Also called ‘Charanotdak kund’ . It is known for its natural beauty. According to the folk tale prevalent among the villagers, Narmada used to play at this place with her friend, a beautiful girl named Gulbakavali, a 12 year girl, at her tender age. Hence the name Narmadamai. ‘Gulbakavali is actually’ impersonation of a plant.If you are are religious minded, you might like to stay here for taking up a PARIKRAMA but else it is a green place you might like to visit and stay for a while.

Peaceful area. Small garden with 2 temples. Have a small kunda there. Sit here and relax among lush greenery.

Amarkantak Covered with greenery and tall mango trees. Narmada Mata temple there with Lord Hanuman Temple.
peaceful and decent place to visit.
Recommended to everyone if you visit Narmada temple 🛕
Every plant 🪴 and rare medicinal plant are maintained here naturally

Amazing place must visit but at the time of evening do not visit because this is MP border area checking & entry of vehicle are necessary and evening time you can't see magic (just a water magic) so avoid at evening time

Visiting time :- 8:45 AM to 11:00 AM

Mai ki Bagiya translates to Mother's Garden in English, is situated around 5 km from Narmadakund.
A grove of trees in dense forests situated at a distance of one km from Narmadakund is named “Mai ki Bagiya” in honour of the goddess Narmada. In this natural garden there are Mango, Banana and other fruit trees along with Gulbakavli, roses and other flower plants.

Mai ki Bagiya is one of the prettiest locations in Amarkantak. Literally Bagiya means orchards and Mai ki Bagiya is a lovely stretch of trees, which is believed to be the playground of River Narmada. Legend has it that mother Narmada used to pluck flowers from this garden.

A place where u can easily find the natural peace and also get to know the tales from ancient times all the things at one place here in mai ki bagiya. Amazing place to visit adorable place l.

Nice atmosphere. Beware of monkeys.

Total Amarkantak is a pilgrimage centre where everything u can feel in calm and pleasant way

The weather here is the best and every detail of the temple is of ancient times.. which attracts you...

As per pandit ji Mata narmada used to come here to play with her friends. This place is very beautiful. It has 5 tanks of water and amazing beauty. I request people to not throw garbage here and their 🙏.
It is very peaceful place but be aware of monkeys

Absoluetly serene place .Temple staff were friendly with the divotees

One of the most important place to visit if you in Amarkantak. This place is full of natural beauties.

Place is in its natural form, visitors will like it, if they can avoid troubles from monkey.

This place is divine place of mata Ji and you should visit here at most when you go to amarkantak

My best place in whole world. So calm n quite place for worship, meditation and Puja. Narmada ji's statue is beautiful.

Ma Narmada originated from small Kund. It is believed to be flown underground up to Ma Narmada udgam temple. Narmada Parikramavasi cross the other side bank from here.

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