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If you want to spend time amidst nature with the feeling of religion and spirituality, then come to Jamunihai situated on the border of Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh. In this village located near Chitrakoot Dham, there is Amaravati Ashram, the place of penance of King Ambrish in the forest of Tikaria, near the Payaswini river and Shabri waterfall. It is a different pleasure to see it. Both the state governments have developed these places which were once deserted. Coming here amidst drizzle means enjoying completeness. Just seven kilometers away from Shabri waterfall in Jamunihai village of Chitrakoot district, the view of Shabri waterfall is visible at two levels.

Kilm away in the forest of Tikaria in Uttar Pradesh, there is Amaravati Ashram, the place of penance of King Ambrish. This ashram is also mentioned in Ramayana. Shabri waterfall and Amravati Ashram hold an important place in the spiritual stories of Treta Yuga. Shabri waterfall is formed by the meeting of the water stream of Payaswini river coming from Sarabhanga and the local Gajiha Nala. This waterfall is formed by the water stream flowing from a height of about 40 feet. This same water stream falls again into a pond further ahead. This is called the two-tier Shabri waterfall. Home stay and glass bridge View the view from the age, the government has built a bow-shaped glass bridge to show the attractive view of Shabri waterfall. Rest houses have also been built here. In the part of MP, the forest department has built 30-35 stairs to see the view till the bottom of the waterfall, from where you will get a very pleasant experience of the waterfall. Hotels are available at reasonable rates. To reach Jamunihai village, you will also get taxi facility from both Satna and Chitrakoot. 40 km from Satna railway station, the entry point of Chitrakoot, Majhgawan, and you will find Jamunihai village located on the border of both states after walking five km ahead.

The nectar-like water stream emerging from Gomukh, the forest thrills you

Coming to Amravati Ashram, it will really feel that we are sitting in the lap of nature. This Amravati Ashram located in the forest has its own story. People from other states including UP, MP, reach here to get mental peace and spirituality as well as Amravati Ashram located in Tikaria, UP, Naiduniya and to wish to attain virtue. The views of the forest on the road till you reach Amravati Ashram will keep you thrilled all the way. The huge mountains and forests spread all around will seem to pull you towards them.

Shabri waterfall formed in the river and seven kilometers ahead of this, you will find Raja Amrish’s taposthal Amaravati Ashram in Raja forest of Tikaria village. However, Shabri waterfall and Amravati Ashram are within the border of Uttar Pradesh state. If you are coming from UP then you will have to come to Manikpur station, from where you will reach Tikaria 30 km away. Shabri waterfall and Amravati Ashram are two-three km ahead. Scan to read in detail.

The story of Shabri (nature)

Early life and education:

Shabri was born in a poor tribal family. She gained knowledge from Rishi Matang and became his disciple.

Waiting for Lord Rama:

After Rishi Matang’s death, Shabri kept collecting berries in the forest to see Lord Rama. She first tasted the berries herself and kept only the sweet berries in her hut to feed the Lord.

Meeting with Rama:

When Lord Rama and Lakshmana reached Shabri’s hut while searching for Sita, Shabri lovingly fed them the chewed berries. Pleased with Shabri’s love and sacrifice, Rama imparted her the knowledge of ‘Navdha Bhakti’.

Attainment of salvation:

Pleased with Shabri’s immense devotion, Lord Rama granted her the boon of salvation. Shabri attained the supreme abode by burning herself in the fire of yoga and merged into the feet of Lord Rama.

Importance of Shabri’s devotion (Nature)

Selfless love:

Shabri’s devotion was without any expectation of reward, which is a sign of true love.

Dedication to devotion:

Her life is an example of how true devotion and unwavering faith in God is the path to salvation.

Beyond social barriers:

Shabri’s story teaches that social status or material achievements do not matter to reach God, but the love and faith of the devotee is most important.

About Amaravati Ashram

6-7 km from Atri Ashram. There is a beautiful place called Amaravati in the forest. Amaravati is the place of penance of King Ambrish, the ancestor of Shri Ram. Shri Ram had rested here. At a little distance from this place, Viradha had attacked Shri Ram.

Amaravati Ashram located near Tikaria village of Chitrakoot is a historical and religious place, where according to the belief, Shri Ram had worshipped his ancestor Maharaj Amrish while returning from exile. This ashram is still a center of devotion, where a large number of devotees reach for darshan on festivals.