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Tatapani

Located about 12 kilometers from the district headquarters of Balrampur, Tatapani, which is famous all over the country for natural exhausting hot water. Heavy water flowed from the ground in the reservoirs and springs of water for twelve months. In the local language, heat is meant to heat.

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Semarsot Wildlife Sanctuary

Semarsot Wildlife Sanctuary is situated at a distance of 50 km from Ambikapur, the headquarter of Surguja district. Located on the Ambikapur- Daltongunj road, it sprawls over an area of 430.

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Dipadih

The word ‘archaeology’ is Greek in origin and has nothing to do with monuments or heritage but simply means the ‘pursuit of ancient knowledge.’ While few of us pursue ancient knowledge ardently – or any knowledge for that matter – while on holiday, there is a certain joy we experience while visiting heritage sites – treasure troves of prehistoric civilisations, acmes of ancient creativity, epitomes of thought and design from an era gone by.

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Pawai Waterfall

This waterfall is located on Chanan river in Semersot Sanctuary. It falls from the height of 100 Ft. People come here at various occasion to enjoy. Tourists may arranged vehicle from Balrampur to Jamuatand. Last 1.5 Km has to be traveled by foot. It is great place for trekking with natural forest view.

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VALMIKINAGAR

Formally known as BHAINSA LOTAN, it is a famous tourist spot where a dam is built on the river Gandak (Gandak Project). This dam and its channels are the lifeline of north-western part of Bihar. This channel also irrigates some portions of eastern U.P. This dam is also generating hydro-electricity. This dam has been handed over to the nation by late Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru the then Prime Minister. For any tourist interested in exploring natural beauty, a visit to the sylvan surroundings of Valmilki Nagar is a must, where the gushing streams of Gandak break the ascetic calm of the Himalayan foothills.