Jatashankar Temple is located in the Narmadapuram district of Madhya Pradesh, to the north of Pachmarhi. It is a natural cave. Massive rocks have been placed above a deep valley where Jatashankar is situated. Stalagmites, which are respected as naturally occurring lingams, may be found in the cave. Since the Jatashankar caves are thought to be the location where Lord Shiva hid from Bhasmasur's wrath, they are revered as extremely sacred places. Maha Shivaratri is the most important festival celebrated in this temple.
How to Reach Jatashankar Temple Pachmarhi
The temple can be reached by taking the given ways of transport
By Road
Pachmarhi bus station is just 1.5 km away from Jatashankar Temple and it takes approximately 5 to 7 minutes to reach the temple.
By Rail
Jatashankar Temple is 51.6 km away from the Pipariya railway station, which is a central railhead in Madhya Pradesh.
By Air
RajaBhoj Airport is located at a distance of 221.1 km from Jatashankar Temple. Once you reach Pachmarhi, you will have a lot of local and private transportation options to reach the temple.
Best Time to Visit Jatashankar Temple
The best peak time to visit Jatashankar Temple is in February or March, when the weather is mild and suitable for all travelers.