Narmada Udgam

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Narmada Udgam is a revered Hindu pilgrimage site at the source of the Narmada River, known for its temples and sacred springs in Amarkantak, Madhya Pradesh, India.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu pilgrimage site
religious site
tourist attraction
access reachable by road from Anuppur and Pendra Road
associatedRiver Narmada
surface form: Narmada River
category Hindu pilgrimage sites in Madhya Pradesh
Narmada
surface form: Narmada River

Tourist attractions in Anuppur district
country India
culturalSignificance revered as a holy origin of a major Indian river
devotionalPractice Narmada parikrama starting point
district Anuppur
surface form: Anuppur district
etymology name refers to the origin (udgam) of the Narmada
geographicalContext source region of Narmada River
hasFeature ghat
kund
sacred spring
temple complex
hasRitual offering of water and flowers to Narmada source
hasStructure steps leading to the spring
stone shrines
hasTemple Durga temple
Ganesh Temple
surface form: Ganesha temple

Hanuman temple
Narmada Temple
Shiva temple
isSourceOf Narmada
surface form: Narmada River
languageUsed Hindi
Sanskrit
locatedIn Amarkantak town
surface form: Amarkantak

Anuppur
surface form: Anuppur district

India
Madhya Pradesh
managedBy local temple trust (mandir samiti)
near Amarkantak Plateau
surface form: Amarkantak plateau

Amarkantak town market area
Kapildhara Falls
Sonmuda (Son River origin)
pilgrimageType tirtha
primaryDeity Goddess Narmada
religion Hinduism
significance origin place of the Narmada River in Hindu tradition
state Madhya Pradesh
visitedFor puja
religious festivals
ritual bathing
worshipForm Narmada as a river goddess

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Reva hasMajorPilgrimageSite Narmada Udgam