City in Madhya Pradesh, India
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Satna is a small town in Madhya Pradesh in India. It has a population of around 300,000. It is famous for its cement factories.
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The place where Ramcharitra Manas was written. Very nice place to visit for greenery and to see ancient caves where Lord Ram spent around 12 years with his wife Sita and brother Lakshman. Here you can see River Mandakini Ramghat, Tulsi Mandir, Bharat Milap, Bharat Koop, H Dhara Mountain, Kamadgiri mountain etc. Very nice place for pilgrims. On Amavasya and Purnima you'll get heavy crowd in Chitrakoot.
Sharda Mata temple.
Not many people know, but it is a wonderful place with greenery all around and a peaceful meditative atmosphere.
Ancient remains of temples and Hanumanji Mandir
By bus
There are daily buses from Satna to Khajuraho. Although suggested mode of transportation is taxis.
By plane
Although there is a small airstrip, there are no regular flight services. The nearest airport in Khajuraho (HJR), about 115 km away, has regular flights to and from Delhi and Varanasi.
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