Chausath Yogini Temple is one of the ancient heritage sites in the country. Built by the Kalchuri rulers in 10th Century AD, the temple has unique resemblance to the Khajuraho’s Chausath Yogini by structure. It has the cellar for 64 Yoginis along with Goddess Durga. Yogini is a lady attendant of goddess who eliminates illusion with fiery passion through liberation and insight. It is located near Marble Rocks and Narmada River in Bhedaghat. The temple exudes the richness of ancient dynasties ruled the city.

The temple was made basically of hard granite during Kalchuri period. Later on, Mughal invaders deformed and destroyed the temple. Since then, the monument remained as is. You may visit and witness the signs of damages caused by them in these structures.

Bhedaghat's Dhuandhar Falls, which plunge 30 meters into the Narmada River, is a popular tourist destination. Dhuandhaar is the name given to the narrowing of the Narmada River as it passes past the world-famous Marble Rocks.

Bargi Dham of Jabalpur is an important dam out of 30 Dams on the river Narmada. The importance of this Dam also increases because it is a major source of water supply in Jabalpur and the surrounding areas. Bargi Divarshan Project and Rani Avantibai Lodhi Sagar Project are two important irrigation projects developed on this Dam. Over time, Bargi Dam has developed into a significant tourist center of Jabalpur.