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Muktagiri

Also known as: Mendhagiri

A siddhakshetra in the Satpura hills, right on the Madhya Pradesh–Maharashtra border and reached in practice from Amravati. Fifty-two temples are set along a wooded hillside beside a waterfall, which makes it one of the more beautiful approaches of any tirth in central India.

Digambar
Tradition
Siddhakshetra
Kind of kshetra
Bhainsdehi
Nearest town
Not listed
Staying there
WhatsApp

Why this place

A siddhakshetra in the Satpura hills, right on the Madhya Pradesh–Maharashtra border and reached in practice from Amravati. Fifty-two temples are set along a wooded hillside beside a waterfall, which makes it one of the more beautiful approaches of any tirth in central India.

Getting there

By rail
Amravati or Betul.
By air
Nagpur.

Best season

After the monsoon, when the waterfall is running — but the path is slippery while it rains.

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Community-sourced contacts

From jaintirthkshetra.com, a community directory. These are not published by the trusts themselves, and most are the personal mobiles of named office-bearers rather than office lines — so please confirm before you travel, and be considerate about when you call.

Managing body, as the directory names it

Shri Digamber Jain Siddhakshetra Muktagiri Committee

Directory record: Shri Digamber Jain Siddhakshetra, Muktagiri Post- Thapoda, Sub Dist- Bhainsdehi, Dist- Baitul(M.P.) Pin- 460 220 · Baitul, Madhya Pradesh · jaintirthkshetra.com · 2026-08-16

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