People write About Dhuandhar, Posted by apurba20 on Mar 23, 2008 See this link :- http://travel.sulekha.com/jabalpur-dhuandhar-bhedaghat_jabalpur-travelogue-2984.htm From Dhuandhar, we push off to Bhedaghat. It isn't far and takes the vehicle just ten minutes. Evening has set in, and we rush to avoid the after-dusk effect. Bhedaghat is also on the Narmada, offering a gateway to admire the scintillating marble rocks on the river. The serenity of the place enthrals, the river is anything but the turbulent sort we had witnessed earlier. The calmness is breathtaking. The boat provides a one-hour ride. It glides through the silent water, the oars making the only sounds apart from a few birds in a taciturn country. The place is haunting; hauntingly beautiful, I may add. Huge marble rocks tower over the river -- rocks that have stood the test of time, but are badly bruised by the effort. They are really big and they also provide a home for many. One such person is on our boat and the moment his 'house' approaches, he leaps to the rocks and makes his way to the top before I can comprehend what is happening. I click just before he disappears. The boat provides a one-hour ride. It glides through the silent water, the oars making the only sounds apart from a few birds in a taciturn country. The place is haunting; hauntingly beautiful, I may add. Huge marble rocks tower over the river -- rocks that have stood the test of time, but are badly bruised by the effort. They are really big and they also provide a home for many. One such person is on our boat and the moment his 'house' approaches, he leaps to the rocks and makes his way to the top before I can comprehend what is happening. I click just before he disappears.

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