Piyavan Ghanouchi Dham

Getting there

• By train

  Rewa railway station is connected to Satna by a 50 km branch line.

• By road

  NH 7, NH 27, NH 35 and NH 75 pass through Rewa city, the district town.

Why devotees come here

Piyavan Ghanouchi Dham is a religious and natural site in the Bardaha Valley of Sirmaur, 42 km from Rewa district in Madhya Pradesh. Shiva is worshipped here as Bholenath.

Piyavan Ghanouchi Dham sits in the Bardaha Valley of Sirmaur, 42 km from Rewa district. The place is listed as both natural and scenic beauty, and as a religious site. The district site calls it an incomparable historical, natural and religious tourist place. Shiva is worshipped here as Bholenath, and a divine statue of Maa Parvati is also present. An ancient Shivling is present too.

The natural water falls continuously for 12 months for Bholenath, and the falls are described as exciting to watch. Two waterfalls meet at a confluence 200 feet below the earth. The confluence can be enjoyed from July to September.

The hills around the site, in the Bardaha Valley, carry ancient rock paintings carved into the rock. The rock paintings are prehistoric and tell the story of the region. Two spiral rocks here are notable in themselves.

Tips for your visit

• The railway code of Rewa is REWA, which you need when you book a train online or at the counter.
• Buses from other cities come to Rewa city, the district town, so you can reach Rewa by bus as well as by train.
• Rewa Airport is named as the air link, but the district site gives no distance from the temple.

Questions people ask