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Monsoon on the Narmada

A Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board campaign. Every check-in along the Narmada corridor scores double for the duration, from the source at Amarkantak to the ghats at Maheshwar. Monsoon is when this river is at its most spectacular and its least visited — which is the whole reason the multiplier exists.

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2 of 3 needed

1 more to finish

Amarkantak75 × 2 = 150 pts
Bhedaghat & Dhuandhar Falls30 × 2 = 60 pts
Omkareshwar30 × 2 = 60 pts
Maheshwar75 × 2 = 150 pts
Mandu (Mandavgarh)30 × 2 = 60 pts

Check-ins are made in the mobile app — you have to be inside the geofence with the in-app camera. This page tracks progress.

Destinations in this challenge

75 pts

Amarkantak

Anuppur, Madhya Pradesh

The source of the Narmada, on a Maikal plateau where three mountain ranges meet and two rivers rise flowing in opposite directions.

10 hrs4.6(460)Easy

30 pts

Bhedaghat & Dhuandhar Falls

Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh

The Narmada cutting a gorge through 100 ft marble cliffs, then dropping 30 m at Dhuandhar in a fall so violent it throws permanent mist.

6 hrs4.5(2640)Easy

30 pts

Omkareshwar

Khandwa, Madhya Pradesh

A Jyotirlinga on a Narmada island shaped like the Om symbol, circled by a 7 km parikrama path.

8 hrs4.6(1840)Moderate

75 pts

Maheshwar

Khargone, Madhya Pradesh

Ahilyabai Holkar's riverside capital — a fort, a ghat that runs the length of the town, and the handloom she founded in 1767, still weaving.

8 hrs4.8(620)Easy

30 pts

Mandu (Mandavgarh)

Dhar, Madhya Pradesh

A ruined Afghan capital spread over a 13 km plateau — the most romantic set of monuments in India, and unrecognisably good in monsoon.

12 hrs4.8(1560)Easy