Where Lord Rama had held the court, the pug of Korba becomes magical in the monsoon

When nature and spirituality meet, then a place is born that not only gives relaxation to the eyes but also touches the soul. Puta Pahar in Korba district is one such rare destination where beauty blooms with monsoon and the story of Shraddha is scattered at every step.

The world of adventure and solitude
Situated in front of Dudhitangar village, 17 km from Korba, this site is still untouched by congestion. The way to reach the Puta mountain is raw, which attracts thrilling enthusiasts. This path also becomes a challenge in the rain, but this experience is precious for those who love nature.

Heavenly

During the monsoon, the push mountain covers a green sheet. Mountains wrapped in fog layers, a far -fetched valleys and a bird’s panoramic view of the Satarenga reservoir makes it like a film scene. Wildlife like deer, rabbit and wild boar are seen in the area, while the smell of herbs in the air makes this site more special.

Ram Kachhari: Lively proof of faith
A small temple is located on the top of the mountain, which the local people call Ram Kachari. It is believed that Lord Rama had set up a court here during his exile. This place is no less than a pilgrimage for the devotees and the peace here makes it even more sacred.

Settlement of five houses and cultural heritage

There is only one settlement of five houses at the top of the mountain, where people have been associated with this heritage for years. His simplicity life and religious reverence transforms this place into a lively experience.

Natural diversity and environmental importance
This area is not only beautiful, but also from biological terms. Many medicinal plants and fruit trees are found here. Due to low human intervention, the environment here is still clean, calm and pollution-free.