Bheem Kund Mahadev Mandir/Bhimkund Blue Water Caves & Aquafer Chhatarpur Madhya Pradesh

Bhim Kund: A confluence of mystery and religious significance.

Bhim Kund is a natural water reservoir and holy place located near Bajna village in Chhatarpur district of Madhya Pradesh. It is located in the Bundelkhand region, 77 kilometers by road from Chhatarpur.

The mention of Bhim Kund is related to the Mahabharata period. It is believed that during the exile of the Pandavas, Bhima had created this pond with his mace. Statues of Lord Shiva, Hanuman and Nagdevta are also installed here. Every year, devotees come here on festivals like Mahashivratri and Kartik Purnima to bathe and worship.

Bhim Kund is also known for its mysterious features.

Blue water: The water of the pond is blue in color, the reason for which still remains a mystery to scientists.

Immeasurable Depth: It is impossible to ascertain the depth of the pool.

Miracle of three drops: It is said that drinking three drops of water from this pond quenches thirst forever.

Mystery of the cave: There is a cave near the pond, inside which no one dares to enter.

Bhim Kund is a unique confluence of religious significance, natural beauty and mysterious features. If you are traveling to Madhya Pradesh, you should definitely visit this place for darshan.

Bhimkund is a natural water source and a holy place dating back to the Mahabharata period. The water of the Kund (pond) is so clear and transparent that fishes can be clearly seen swimming in the water. The Kund is located in a cave, it is about 3 meters from the mouth. There is a small Shivling on the left side of the entrance. The depth of Bhimkund has not been ascertained. Some scientists believe that below the 80 feet depth of this Kund, very fast moving water streams flow which connect it to the oceans. It is located in Bajna village, about 77 km from Chhatarpur district of Madhya Pradesh. It is a natural water pond. According to another legend, Vedic sage Narada sang Gandharva songs in praise of Lord Vishnu. Pleased with his devotion, Lord Vishnu emerged from the Kund and the water became blue due to Vishnu’s black complexion. The depth of this water pool is still unknown and mysterious. Whenever there is a disaster in India, the water level of this pool rises by 15 meters. Some people say that when the tsunami hit Mumbai in 2004, the water level rose, that is, this rise actually happened because it is connected to the sea.