Khadia Dam
General information
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Ideal Duration:
2 to 3 HoursPlace Type:
Nature / Picnic SpotEntry Fees:
No Entry Fee: Currently, there is no formal ticket system to visit the dam area.
Parking: Local villagers may manage a small parking area for a nominal fee of 20-30 INR. ...No Entry Fee: Currently, there is no formal ticket system to visit the dam area.
Parking: Local villagers may manage a small parking area for a nominal fee of 20-30 INR.Timing:
Regular Timings: Open 24 Hours, but it is recommended to visit between 6:00 AM and 6:00 PM.
Ideal Visit Time: Morning at 8:00 AM is best for a cool breeze and clear views. ...Regular Timings: Open 24 Hours, but it is recommended to visit between 6:00 AM and 6:00 PM.
Ideal Visit Time: Morning at 8:00 AM is best for a cool breeze and clear views.Special Events:
Monsoon Festival: Local villagers celebrate the arrival of rains with small fairs near the dam site.
New Year Gatherings: January 1st sees a large influx of local tourists celebrating the start of the year with music and food. ...Monsoon Festival: Local villagers celebrate the arrival of rains with small fairs near the dam site.
New Year Gatherings: January 1st sees a large influx of local tourists celebrating the start of the year with music and food.Best Photo Spots:
Spillway Gates: The rushing water during the monsoon provides a powerful and dynamic photo subject.
Golden Hour: The 30 minutes before sunset turn the water into a shimmering gold sheet.
Village Life: Can...Spillway Gates: The rushing water during the monsoon provides a powerful and dynamic photo subject.
Golden Hour: The 30 minutes before sunset turn the water into a shimmering gold sheet.
Village Life: Candid shots of the local life and traditional boats are highly recommended.Photo Gallery
Things To Do
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Lakeside Picnic: Spread a mat and enjoy a home-packed meal while watching the waves.
Landscape Photography: Capture the symmetry of the dam and its reflection in the water.
Rural Walk: Explore the nearby Khadia village to see traditional mud houses and local crafts.
Fishing Observation: Watch local fishermen use age-old techniques to catch freshwater fish.
Bird Watching: Bring binoculars to spot storks and cranes near the water's edge.
Nature Trekking: Take a light hike on the trails surrounding the reservoir.
Meditation: Find a quiet spot on the dam wall for a peaceful session amidst nature. ...
Information
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Why Famous:
Famous for Scenic Vistas: It is known for its "mini-ocean" appearance during the peak monsoon season when the water levels are high.
Photography Paradise: The reflection of the hills in the still water makes it a top choice for landscape p...Famous for Scenic Vistas: It is known for its "mini-ocean" appearance during the peak monsoon season when the water levels are high.
Photography Paradise: The reflection of the hills in the still water makes it a top choice for landscape photographers. -
Architecture:
Functional Engineering: The architecture is primarily that of a gravity dam made of concrete and earth. It features a series of spillway gates that are opened during heavy rains.
Structural Layout: The main wall stretches several hundred ...Functional Engineering: The architecture is primarily that of a gravity dam made of concrete and earth. It features a series of spillway gates that are opened during heavy rains.
Structural Layout: The main wall stretches several hundred meters, with a walkable path on top providing a panoramic view of the reservoir and the forest. -
How To Reach:
By Air: Raipur Airport (160 KMS) is the nearest major airport.
By Train: Bilaspur Railway Station (80 KMS) is the best rail connection.
By Road: Hire a private taxi from Ratanpur or Bilaspur via the Lormi... -
Near Tourist Places:
Lormi (15 KMS), Achanakmar (40 KMS), Mungeli (30 KMS), Khutaghat (75 KMS), Ratanpur (85 KMS), Bilaspur (80 KMS), Setganga (45 KMS), Kawardha (90 KMS), Bhoramdeo (110 KMS), Malhar (110 KMS).
Tourism Tips
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Health and Safety: Do not attempt to swim in the reservoir; the depth and currents can be dangerous.
Packing: Carry all food and water, as there are no major shops at the site.
Travel in Groups: Since th...
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