
Rahatgarh Fort
A 13th-century fort on its hill above the Bina.
- The long winding approach to the gate
- The ramparts and the stepwell inside
- The oculus, and the river far below
The farm sits right on the Bhopal–Sagar road, so a fort and a waterfall are a few minutes away, and much of central India's heritage is an easy drive.
Rahatgarh Fort 3 km to the west-south-west; Bhalkund Waterfall 4 km to the south-south-west, on the Bina. Nature walks from the gate.
Sagar & Lakha Banjara Lake (~1 hr). Eran's Gupta-era temples (~1¼ hr).
Sanchi Stupa, Udayagiri & Vidisha (~2½ hr). Bhopal lakes & museums.
Bhimbetka rock art, Pachmarhi, Khajuraho & Orchha.
Tell us how long you have. We plan the route, pack a farm lunch, and arrange a car and driver.

A 13th-century fort on its hill above the Bina.

The Bina drops sixteen metres; at its best after the rains.

A lost town of 1,500-year-old temples.
The Great Stupa, a UNESCO site.
Rock-cut caves and an ancient city.
A giant lingam and Stone-Age art.




The Bina and its falls, Rahatgarh Fort, the highway to Bhopal and Sagar, the road to Begumganj, every village, and the direction each day-trip lies in. Elevation from satellite data, roads and rivers from OpenStreetMap. Drag to explore; press The falls to fly there.