Overview
Rewa is a historic city in northeastern Madhya Pradesh known as the "Land of White Tigers" for discovering the first white tiger in 1951. The city combines natural attractions like Bahuti, Keoti, Purwa, and Chachai waterfalls with historical sites including Rewa Fort and Govindgarh Palace.
Culture · History · Nature · Wildlife
Before you go
Culture
Rewa is known for Bagheli culture and traditional cuisine. Dress modestly when visiting temples. The city has strong ties to the Baghela dynasty heritage.
Emergency
Police: 100, Fire: 101, Ambulance: 102/108, Emergency Response: 112, Women Helpline: 1091, Child Helpline: 1098.
Money
Cash is preferred for small purchases and auto rickshaws. ATMs are available in the city center. Major credit cards accepted at hotels and larger restaurants.
Transport
Auto rickshaws are the main city transport - always negotiate fares as meters are rarely used. Local buses connect nearby cities but schedules should be checked in advance.
Weather
Best visited October-March. Summers (April-June) exceed 40°C. Monsoon (July-September) enhances waterfall beauty but may disrupt travel.