About Sarodha Dam
Sarodha Dam is an irrigation dam and reservoir located near Sarodha village in Kawardha tehsil of Kabirdham district, Chhattisgarh. Built across a local river stream to support irrigation and water storage, it has developed into a popular day-trip and picnic destination for visitors from Kawardha and surrounding areas. The site is noted for its expansive water body, surrounding green fields and forested patches, calm environment and scenic views, especially during monsoon and winter months.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a large reservoir with an earthen dam embankment, open water views and surrounding agricultural fields and low forested hills. The area is open and tranquil, suitable for walking along the dam, sitting by the water, photography and picnicking. There are no major built structures for tourists beyond the dam itself and approach road. The setting is rural and natural, with seasonal water level changes and bird activity visible around the reservoir.
Key highlights
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Expansive reservoir and dam embankment with scenic water views
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Popular local picnic and day-trip spot near Kawardha
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Surrounding green fields and forested landscape
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Calm environment ideal for photography and nature walks
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Seasonal beauty during monsoon and winter when water level is high
History of Sarodha Dam
Sarodha Dam was constructed as a medium irrigation project in Kabirdham district to provide water storage and irrigation support for surrounding agricultural areas. It serves local farming needs and water management in the Kawardha region.
Route
| By air | Nearest airport is Swami Vivekananda Airport, Raipur, about 110-130 km away. From the airport, travel by road to Kawardha and Sarodha. |
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| By train |