Chaugan ki Madhia.



About 25 km from the district headquarter Mandla is Chaugan ki Madhia near Ramnagar, the historical city of Gaur kings. Thousands of sorghum are sown every year in Chaugan's Madhia during Chaitra Navratri. Whose immersion is done with devotion and devotion after nine days of worship. The special thing is that in this madhia of tribal society, the devotees stay here for nine days and participate in the worship in a special dress, white clothes.
This sight is worth seeing in the same costume. The center of faith for the tribal society is the Madhiya of Chaugan. A large number of people come here every year.
The best thing is that the youth participate enthusiastically while connecting with their culture. When this yatra reaches near the banks of the Narmada, being in its final stages, the herd of jawaros placed in the head looks like a huge green sea, which seems to be moving towards the Narmada. In the heat of summer, the view of the greenery of the rain looks very picturesque.

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