Mysterious and unheard-untold stories hidden in these places of Bastar, every year lakhs of tourists come to visit.

Dalpat Sagar: Dalpat Sagar was built by Raja Dalpat Dev 600 years ago. This is the largest pond of Chhattisgarh. It was built by Dalpat Dev. For this reason it was named Dalpat Sagar. Raja Dalpat Dev had built this pond for water harvesting, agriculture and fish farming.

Sihrasar Bhavan: Muria Darbar is held in Sihrasar Bhavan. It is 600 years old. It is also called the Parliament of Bastar. In this parliament where the people of Bastar used to meet the king and discuss tribal traditions and social issues. Apart from this, Deri Gadhaai and Jogi rituals of Bastar Dussehra are also performed here.

Narayanpal Temple It was built by King Jagdish Bhushan of Chhindak Nagvansh. This 70 feet high temple was constructed a thousand years ago. An example of ancient handicraft can be seen in this temple. This temple is located at a distance of 35 kilometers from Jagdalpur.

It was built by the rulers of the Bastar period. This palace is a great example of good carving and architecture. Kings used to live here during the princely times, now members of the royal family reside here. There are beautiful paintings and artistic paintings on the roofs and walls of the palace. There is also a small museum inside the palace, where traditional weapons and historical documents can be seen.

thirty-two pillar temple It was constructed in the 10th–11th century. This temple was built by the kings of Nagvanshi dynasty. There are 32 stone pillars in this temple. Amazing carvings and sculptures are visible on these pillars. This temple has been constructed with stones.