Sahasradhara

Sahasradhara is a natural riverine attraction on the Narmada River about 12 kilometres from Mandla town in Mandla district, Madhya Pradesh. The name means 'thousand streams' as the river splits into numerous small cascades and rapids over basalt rocks. Surrounded by forested banks and rocky outcrops, it is noted for scenic views, shallow pools in dry season and fuller flows after monsoon, attracting nature visitors and photographers.

Visitors can expect a wide rocky stretch of the Narmada River where water flows in multiple thin cascades and rapids over dark basalt rocks, forming shallow pools and small channels. The setting is open and forested with rocky banks, suitable for viewing the river, walking along the bank, photography and picnicking. Water flow is strongest during and after monsoon and reduces to gentle streams in winter and summer.

Located on the Narmada River, which holds religious significance in local tradition, Sahasradhara is visited for its natural and cultural association with the river and is often included in local sightseeing of Narmada ghats and surroundings