Singrauli is a city in Madhya Pradesh, known as the 'Energy Capital of India' due to its vast coal reserves and numerous power plants. The city is a major industrial hub and offers a unique blend of industrial development and natural beauty, with ancient caves and rock shelters in its vicinity.
Mada Caves: Rock-cut caves from the 7th-8th century. Vivah Mada: A cave believed to be the marriage site of Lord Ram and Sita. Shankar Mada-Ganesh Mada Caves: Twin caves with religious significance. Jaljaliya Mada Caves: A complex of temple and pool caves. Painted Rock Shelters: Mesolithic-age rock shelters with ancient paintings. Rihand Dam (Govind Vallabh Pant Sagar): An engineering marvel with breathtaking views. Tippa Jhariya Dam: A notable dam in the region. Chilka Park Shaktinagar: A scenic lake and park. Rose Garden (Jayant Project): A beautiful garden for relaxation. Jwalamukhi Temple: One of Singrauli's oldest temples. 1Hanuman Temple (Oudi Hanuman Temple): An ancient and popular Hindu temple. 1Sanjay National Park: A national park with diverse flora and fauna. Bardi Fort (Singrauli Fort): An ancient fort with panoramic views. Renukeshwar Mahadev Temple: A sacred site with a serene ambiance. Shri Chaturbhuj Temple Padri: A temple by the Ramsagar pond. Lake Park NTPC Vindhyanagar: A park with a lake and scenic views.