Shahid Park in Jagdalpur, known as Joggers Park, is a well-maintained attraction open daily. Ideal for walks, picnics, and family time, it features rides, a small train, and skating classes for children. Perfect for nature enjoyment in Jagdalpur.

Bhilai's Dalpat Sagar, a 17th-century artificial lake by Raja Dalpat Deo Kakatiya, spans 350 acres. Surrounded by gardens and temples, it serves as a vital water source for irrigation and the city's drinking needs.

Venkateshwara Swamy Temple is built in a South Indian architectural style and is an attractive tourist location. The temple is dedicated to the Lord of the Universe and everyday many devotees can be seen paying homage to the scared shrine.

Established in 1972, Jagdalpur's Anthropological Museum, crafted by the Anthropological Survey of India, unravels Bastar region's tribal culture, offering a glimpse into their rich heritage and distinctive way of life.

Bastar Palace in Jagdalpur, built in the 20th century, reflects the region's architecture with wood, stone, and mud. Once the residence of Bastar state rulers until 1948, its unique design merges tribal and Hindu styles.

Danteshwari Temple in Dantewada, 80 km from Jagdalpur, is dedicated to Goddess Danteshwari, one of the 52 Shakti Peethas. Built in the 14th century, it's the Kuldevi of Bastar state, named after the presiding deity of Kakatiya rulers.