This area of ​​Chhattisgarh has valuable treasures of ancient times, this place is attractive for tourists…

There are many historical and famous sites of archaeological importance in Chhattisgarh. One of them is Maheshpur village of Surguja, famous for the world's oldest theater and inscriptions. The coastal area of ​​Ren river near Ramgarh witnessed unprecedented development of art and culture between the 8th century to the 13th century. The remains are spread in Maheshpur and Kalcha-Devgarh in Surguja district. Maheshpur is very important from archaeological point of view due to the number of artefacts and ancient mounds related to Shaiva, Vaishnav and Jainism.

Maheshpur area of ​​Surguja. Chhattisgarh has many archaeological sites along with natural beauty. The natural beauty of the state and the archaeological secrets hidden here are the center of attraction for the people. At this place there are temples carved out of stones and thousands of such statues which represent Sanatan Dharma.

Maheshpur area of ​​Surguja. Till now, four mounds have been excavated in Maheshpur by archaeologists and the Archaeological Department. Remains of many temples and statues of Shiva and Parvati have been found in those mounds. Ramgarh, Maheshpur area of ​​Udaipur area of ​​Surguja is alive with the memories of Lord Ram's forest journey and his exile days. According to local folklore, Renuka, wife of sage Jamdagni, flows here in the form of Ren river.

Maheshpur area of ​​Surguja. This place can be a center of attraction for the tourists coming to Surguja. There is a town named Udaipur at a distance of about 45 kilometers from Ambikapur on the Raipur road. There is a route to Maheshpur from this town only. After covering a distance of about 12 kilometers from Udaipur, you will reach Maheshpur. The Archeology Department also conducted excavations here in 2008-09, in which a treasure trove of remains was found. An archaeological museum has also been built at this place, but there is no special arrangement for the preservation of the remains.

Maheshpur area of ​​Surguja. Litterateur Santosh Das tells that there is a place named Maheshpur at a distance of 12 kilometers from Udaipur, here archaeological remains from 8th to 13th century can be seen, there are a large number of archaeological remains here, it is a tourist attraction. This is a very attractive place.

Villagers say that thousands of remains are still buried under the ground, the Archeology Department should conduct excavations here again. The government should pay attention to preserve this heritage and increase the tourism potential in Surguja.

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