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	Dr. Raman Singh Chief Minister, Government of Chhattisgarh
	Tourism in Chhattisgarh has many dimensions. Places of tourist interest date back to pre-historic times, and range from rock shelter paintings to archaeological sites of different dynasties and rulers. The state offers an interesting blend of nature, ethnic, heritage, wild life and eco-tourism. Click here to read the complete message
	Brijmohan Agrawal Minister of Tourism, Government of Chhattisgarh
	Chhattisgarh is a rich State from Tourism point of view. The beauty of nature, the lifestyle of tribals, the multifarious rock paintings of Singhanpur and Kabra Pahar , the hillocks of Maikal, Keshkal, Indravati and Kanger Valley National Park, the rock shelter of primitive society, the natural caves, Chitrakote and Teerathgarh waterfalls, the flowing rivers throughout the year, the green lush forests, the unique tradition and culture of tribals are some of the distinguished attractions of Chhattisgarh. Click here to read the complete message
	Mr. Santosh Bafna Chairman, Chhattisgarh Tourism Board
	With new aspirations and a new age vision Mr. Santosh Bafna joined as the new Chairman of the Chhattisgarh Tourism Board on 24th January 2007. Known for his simplicity and sharp work motivated the members with the catch lines “Where there is a will, there is a Way” and “Less Talk More Walk”. Click here to read the complete message

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Welcome to Chhattisgarh - a young state but an ancient land, referred to in ancient texts as “Dakshin Kosala”.

Thickly-forested State of Chhattisgarh Our thickly-forested tribal-dominated state came into being in November 2000, as India’s 26th state, carved out of India’s (then) largest state of Madhya Pradesh. Rich in mineral resources, we are also blessed with India’s densest forests. 44% of our state is under forest cover.

Forest of Chhattisgarh One-third of our state population is tribal, and their traditional artefacts made of bell metal castings (dokra) make wonderful additions to your living or work space. Tribal medicine pre-dates Ayurveda, India’s ancient healing science, and combined with the 90+ species of medicinal plants in our forests, could well be the next big thing in natural cures.

As one of India’s richest bio-diversity habitats, we are also committed to becoming a hub for bio-diesel.

Come, explore our state.