Bhamragad & Triveni Sangamभामरागड
Three rivers meeting in Madia Gond country, in Maharashtra’s far south-east.
See what is open on your dateOpen in Google MapsWhereGadchiroli, Maharashtra
Vidarbha
Vidarbha
Best time to visit15 October to 28 February
Good seasonsPost-monsoon (October to November), Winter (December to February)
DifficultyEasy
Time neededFull day
Base and nearbyBhamragad, Alapalli
EntryFree
ClosuresUsually closed 15 June to 15 October. The three rivers flood and the approach roads are regularly cut off through the monsoon.
About Bhamragad & Triveni Sangam
Where the Pamalgautam, Parlkota and Indravati rivers meet, in the far south-east corner of Maharashtra. This is Madia Gond country, remote, forested, and about as far from the Sahyadri as you can get while staying in the state.
What to see and do
- Triveni Sangam of three rivers
- Madia Gond tribal culture
- Hemalkasa and the Amte project nearby
- Dense untouched forest
- Genuinely remote, plan carefully
Opening status, best time and closures here are estimates from usual seasons and past patterns, not live information. Confirm with the local authority before you go. Terms of use
More places in Gadchiroli
- Hemalkasa: Lok Biradari PrakalpGadchiroli, Maharashtra · Eco TourismPrakash Amte’s hospital, school and animal orphanage, deep in Madia Gond country.
- Markanda TemplesGadchiroli, Maharashtra · Pilgrimage RoutesThe "Khajuraho of Vidarbha", a cluster of carved temples on the Wainganga.
- Chaprala Wildlife SanctuaryGadchiroli, Maharashtra · Wildlife & Tiger ReservesA Wainganga sanctuary in a district almost nobody visits for tourism.
- TipagadGadchiroli, Maharashtra · FortsA hill fort deep in the Gadchiroli forest, about as remote as Maharashtra gets.
- Vairagad FortGadchiroli, Maharashtra · FortsA Gond ground fort in Gadchiroli, near a village once known for diamonds.
All places in Gadchiroli · All places in Maharashtra
Jagah Pedia home · All places A to Z · Privacy · Terms
Jagah Pedia is a free travel guide by Santosh Pandey. Status, timings and closures are estimates from usual patterns, so confirm locally before you travel.