It is estimated that the ruins of some forts, temples, and sculptures in Dhamdha date back to the 11th century. Dhamdha is also an abode of Tri Devi – Maa Laxmi, Maa Saraswati, and Maa Kali. There are not many restaurants in Dhamdha so you might not get different cuisines. You have to go out of Dhamdha if you want to fill your stomach fully.
Coming to Dhamdha in Chhattisgarh and not trying their cuisines is a crime. From Petha, Safari, and Mukhiya to famous refreshing beverages like Mahua liquor surely make your day.
Dhamdha also hosts many festivals and cultural events every year. Dhamdha in Bhilai also hosts many cultural events with folk dance, music, and traditional art formate.
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