Nersa Attractions - Tourist Places To Visit In Nersa

Tourists on a trip to Nersa Village are 'recommended' to explore Mahadai Valley that is an ideal picnic spot. It is a less inhabited area that is popular among tourists as one of the richest biodiversity reservoirs in the world. Therefore, upon reaching the site, travellers can view varied species of animals and birds. Endangered bat species can also be found nearby Mahadai Valley. 

On a visit to Nersa Village, tourists are 'recommended' to explore Syntheri Rock that is situated on the banks of Kaneri river. Syntheri Rock is a nature-made 300 feet high granite monolith. Upon reaching the site, tourists will get the chance to view pigeons and rock bees. 

While on a trip to Nersa, travellers 'must visit' Talevadi Village that is renowned among people for different species of bats found in its forest region. According to figures, there are approximately 40 species of mammals residing in Londa forest range of Talevadi Village. The Barapedi cave is situated close to the region, where around 200 bats (majority of them are free tailed bats) can be found.

While on a trip to Nersa Village, tourists are 'recommended' to explore Bhimghad, which is a natural stone fortress, situated within dense forest. According to historical fact, Bhimghad was used as an outpost by the great Maratha king, Shivaji.

As per popular folklore, one of the Pandava brothers, Bheema had visited this place and that is why it has been named as Bhimghad. This site is an ideal place for people who are looking forward to spendind time amidst pristine nature. 

Another 'must visit' attraction is Krishnapur Village that is located in proximity to the Nersa. This village is known as the habitat of more than 20,000 bats. Theobald's tomb bats can also be seen in the nearby caves.